Every day, we adopt behaviours that, however harmless they may seem, ultimately have a negative impact on our health. In this article you will discover four of these very bad habits that are harmful to human health.
Going to bed without brushing your teeth
After a long, busy day, we are all tired. So, right after dinner, we often tend to head straight to bed. Brush your teeth? That can wait until tomorrow, we say, forgetting the consequences that could arise. Going to bed without brushing your teeth gives bacteria free access. This can lead to gum problems. In most cases, this can lead to a stroke or, in some cases, very serious illnesses. To avoid this, brush your teeth immediately after dinner.
Not eating breakfast
In the rush of time, we often forget to eat breakfast properly in the morning before going out or to work. We settle for a cup of coffee to start the day. It is important to remember that when the body is deprived of food in the morning, it tries to save the few calories it has left. As a result, the whole body works in slow motion. This has a negative impact on your performance.
Eating too fast
With dizzying speed, we gobble up breakfast because we are, once again, in a hurry. This habit is often the cause of bloating and acid reflux. It also exposes you to the risk of overeating. Believe it or not, eating too fast always makes you feel hungry and predisposes you to keep eating. Start by breaking this bad habit by taking the time to taste and enjoy what you eat. Take an average of 20 minutes for your meals.
Poor posture
It’s easier to get into a bad posture than it is to get into the right one. However, there is a price to pay for easy posture. Most of the time, we unconsciously adopt this bad posture at work because we have to bend over to see better on the screen. In the long run, we develop musculoskeletal diseases and neck tensions.