Debate on modern living made the people of India weak unhealthy and disease prone?

Answer 1

Yes Modern living has made people of India weak, unhealthy and disease prone.

Let us begin with the birth if a child, here the complexity of modern medicine saves many fetuses from the hands of death. This has reduced the child mortality rate to a great extent , but even though getting live babies are great for the parents. It creates the problem of population explosion for the whole human race.

At this stage the unborn baby faces many threats from the radiation received my the mother during pregnancy, in most cases fetuses exposed to excessive radiations tend to be born with abnormalities.

Lets get on with life , the child somehow survives infancy and reaches school going age . Unlike the older generations modern day children don't have the space or freedom of moving about and end up cramped in front of their PCs or Play Stations. This sedentary style of living causes the child to be anti-social and thus making him socially weak. Also there is the added risk of obesity from less locomotion..

Again the child grows he become a teenager who is influenced by the juicy advertisements of fast food chains which makes him an addict and eat these so-called 'Junk Foods' 3-4 times a week(In my opinion these should be called Death Food). On top of this he is tortured by peer-pressure, excessive competition and uncertainties of his future. This in turn coverts him into an alcoholic, smoker or in extreme cases a drug addict.

Even then life goes on, he gets a job at some company and ends up spending most of his time in front of the computer at his office and television at home. This sedentary lifestyle leaves him severely unfit in some of the best years of his life, not only does this lifestyle make him unfit but it even makes the belief in him that real natural human fitness is unattainable.

Time doesn't stop, so he gets older and his body weaker. As results of this vicious lifestyle he becomes diabetic, he was obese and now he starts to face cardio-vascular diseases and spend the rest of his life battling these diseases and coping up with the challenges of the world around and at last he dies an untimely death caused maybe due to a sudden heart attack or a gradual cancer which no chemotherapy could cure.

So from this we can come to a conclusion that yes; Modern living has made the people of our country unhealthy, weak and disease prone. thank you

Answer 2

I support the motion that India is not becoming weak and unhealthy. Nowadays people are having the knowledge how to protect themselves; they know the precautions to be taken when, after, before a disease occurs. The modern day has better doctors who can help change the society, they know the perfect way to treat people when they are suffering. The modern day has fast communications, and vast technologies to change the way of living. The present day food items might be unhealthy, but not all of them, some food items are so healthy that they give us much calcium and much more energy.

I wholeheartedly support that the modern day living has made us think to find a better way survival, it is that we can nearly predict future with science and technology. With the help of science and technology we find the precautions to be taken. The modern day living has been fit for better survival. The present day uses AC for constant cool temperature. The modern day knows the things which are are harmful and unhealthy. We get everything we need. Better computer facilities, educational facilities etc

I submit that there is nothing better than modern living

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Answer 3

For many, many years a great majority of the people of India have been living in abject poverty, this of course has created the most terrible conditions for the poulation, sickness, disease and starvation in some parts of this country seems to be the norm. It is sad to say but even in this our 21st Century there seems to be no ;let up. The Indian people must learn to keep their populatoion growth under control, if this does not happen there is no solution.

This is strictly my own opinion and no offense meant to anyone.kaun hota hai be tu

Answer 4

Modern living has definitely made the people of India weak and more disease-prone. Some points that support this thesis are as follows:

1. Living a modern lifestyle inevitably leads to stress and stress-related disorders.

2. Studies show that stress levels as a result of modern living have gone up among Indians in recent years.

3. People have a hectic and demanding professional life, that, in most cases, results in sleep deprivation, which triggers memory problems, depression, irritability, an increased risk of Heart disease and automobile related accidents.

4. Although advances in medical and technological science have resulted in many diseases that were earlier fatal becoming curable, new maladies have come up in recent years.

5. Historical evidence shows that ancient Indians were considerably more immune to various diseases of that time than we are to present-day diseases.

Answer 5

"Modern living" has increased the survival rate of new borns, the average life span and the overall health of these people.

I would say that is completely wrong. No aspect of their life is worse. They are healthier and stronger then ever before. Probably more content also.

Go to a museum and check out the breast plates of Roman soldiers. They were the best of the best of their day. The average human today could not fit into this armor because we are so much healthier and stronger then they could have been.

Answer 6

Modern living has made the people of India weak,unhealthy and disease prone

Answer 7

in modern world we get more to study which makes us to know about more thing like about some disease which is incurable but when we research about it we get the cure of it.

Answer 8

many many kinds of leaves

Answer 9

So what