Exaggeration cleanliness in the house cause allergies in children

Exaggeration cleanliness in the house cause allergies in children

Recent medical study suggests that exposing newborns antibacterial helps to protect them from developing asthma in the future, and the exaggerated hygiene and sterilization can cause them allergies and many health problems.
Exaggeration cleanliness in the house cause allergies in children

There is no doubt that cleanliness is a positive and likable, but they are, according to what we teach our children, of faith, but the obsession with cleanliness may be harmful to the health of these children.

The American study showed that exaggerated cleanliness in the house may cause asthma and allergic diseases among newborns.

The study said that extra protection for reducing infant harm as much as help.

Rates of injury to children under the age of year allergy and asthma reduced when exposed to the microbial world around them.

The researchers also found that infants exposed during the first year for rodents or pet dander, making them less prone to allergies.

After track the status of 467 infants in different cities in the United States for three years, the researchers stressed that infants under one year exposure to allergens that would benefit them and protects them from different types of allergies in the future.

The researchers also found that children who are completely deserted health of allergic diseases during the first years of age, due to the acquisition of highly immunogenic allergens.

It is noteworthy that many of the research has confirmed earlier, that children who grow up in rural areas amid the cattle and animals are less likely to develop allergies and asthma microbe. Previous research has also found that dust particles may carry protective benefits for our bodies and strengthen the immune system and its ability to fight infections.