The Elements of Hygiene for Schools
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— In tropical climates disorders of the liver, digestion, and nervous system are common, while in the polar climate the digestion is good, the nervous system sluggish, muscular development greater than in the tropics, but lung and kidney diseases are prevalent.
The temperate climate is therefore the healthiest, as there is less continued strain upon the organs of the body than in the extremes of heat and cold of the tropics and polar regions.
The effects of a tropical climate upon persons comin...g from a temperate zone are bleaching of the skin, some- times due to anaemia but generally ascribed to the pro- fuse perspiration, sluggishness, and relaxation, loss of appetite, impaired digestion due principally to drinking too freely to supply the loss of fluids by perspiration, and the common excessive use of alcohol. It is said that the tropical climate acts especially unfavorably upon the female organism.
The infectious diseases, yellow fever, cholera, plague, dysentery, and malaria, prevail in tropical climates.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— In tropical climates disorders of the liver, digestion, and nervous system are common, while in the polar climate the digestion is good, the nervous system sluggish, muscular development greater than in the tropics, but lung and kidney diseases are prevalent.
The temperate climate is therefore the healthiest, as there is less continued strain upon the organs of the body than in the extremes of heat and cold of the tropics and polar regions.
The effects of a tropical climate upon persons comin...g from a temperate zone are bleaching of the skin, some- times due to anaemia but generally ascribed to the pro- fuse perspiration, sluggishness, and relaxation, loss of appetite, impaired digestion due principally to drinking too freely to supply the loss of fluids by perspiration, and the common excessive use of alcohol. It is said that the tropical climate acts especially unfavorably upon the female organism.
The infectious diseases, yellow fever, cholera, plague, dysentery, and malaria, prevail in tropical climates.
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