Sentences with phrase «exposure to germs»

This means their immune systems may not receive sufficient early exposure to the germs needed to develop properly.

The health of all classroom participants is important to us, so we take measures to ensure the cleanliness of our classroom and limit exposure to germs.

Exposure to germs in childhood is thought to help strengthen the immune system and protect children from developing allergies and asthma, but the pathways by which this occurs have been unclear.

While exposure to some germs may help build children's immune systems, allergens like mold, dust mites are a leading trigger of allergy and asthma systems in both children and adults.

His or her first exposure to germs will be the minute that he or she is born.

Many new parents make the mistake of bringing newborn babies into crowded areas where exposure to germs is nearly imminent.

Taking a cab means less exposure to germs and (although a little more expensive) may save you 20 minutes on the subway trying to avoid that person coughing next to you.

More exposure to public areas means more exposure to germs.

While it's important to get adequate exposure to germs and bacteria early in life, it is just as important to practice proper hygiene as an adult, but for the opposite reason.

Anyone with an impaired immune system is at risk of exposure to germs and other things from cats that healthy people would not contract; this is regardless of the health of the cat.

I believe a little exposure to germs builds a stronger immune system.

Take extra special precautions to shield baby from unnecessary exposure to germs during the first two months when they are particularly vulnerable.

Take the PortaChair with you to restaurants and avoid exposure to germs on highchairs used by hundreds of other children.

It's interesting to see a film about a space alien that doesn't resemble anything we've ever seen before, as most others have some sort of humanoid appearance, (or reptilian, etc.) Indeed, it's a much more plausible depiction of an alien threat than most other sci - fi efforts have featured, almost the opposite in terms of story as The War of the Worlds which featured aliens defeated from exposures to germs and viruses of our own.

That theory suggests that childhood exposure to germs helps the immune system develop properly so it doesn't overreact to harmless substances and then trigger allergic conditions such as asthma, according to the Mayo Clinic.

Spending more time outdoors decreases exposure to germs in exposed places - so possibly fewer coughs and colds.

Although we don't mind a mild exposure to germs for our 3 months old so he can develop healthy immune system, it's definitely good idea to protect him in crowded areas like a shopping mall or super market, specially during flu seasons.

Without exposure to germs in the environment, our bodies are unable to build up the immunities we may need in later life.

«Pain depletes your system as much as exposure to germs.»

Researchers now believe that early exposure to germs can actually reduce the risk of allergies and asthma in later life.

This laundry list of in - flight ailments includes dry eyes, dehydrated skin, and exposure to germs.

The liners therefore reduce your baby's exposure to germs.

She will also benefit from having fewer responsibilities around the home, from limiting visitors, and by restricting her exposure to germs.

Fresh air is great for both you and your baby, as long as you limit your little one's exposure to germs.

An idea called the hygiene hypothesis holds that exposure to germs early in life can train the immune system to behave itself, preventing overreactions that may lead to allergies and asthma.

Protecting yourself against respiratory infections by washing your hands and limiting your exposure to germs during cold and flu season can also help to ensure good lung health.

Whether you're avoiding communal kitchen supplies to limit your exposure to germs or setting appointments with yourself to check in with your body and stress levels, there are tons of small things you can do at work to help out your health.

Traveling today is stressful and the combination of flying and exposure to germs can take a toll on your body and overall health.

Travelling by RV can limit your exposure to germs and illnesses to which you might be exposed on airplanes and trains and in hotels

The CDC and the World Health Organization (WHO) have strong recommendations that help travelers avoid their exposure to germs.