Human Health, Environmental Comfort, and Well-Being. Part 2. Ecological Comfort as a New and Strategic Factor in the Protection of Modern Human Health

Since the dawn of humanity, human beings have inherently sought a state of security, trying to make their existence as comfortable as possible. Accordingly, among the many factors affecting human health, comfort and well-being, the quality of the micro-environment and ecology, as well as the health care system and health-preserving resources, are important. In this regard, environmental security, with its systemic nature, brings a significant contribution to the PPM model by optimizing the state of balance in the interrelationship of natural, anthropogenic, physiological, and social processes. Accordingly, individualized nutrition and pharmacointervention for preventive and prophylactic purposes, as important tools for health preservation, represent an integrative approach aimed at understanding the interaction between nutrition and the environment within the formed or formed lifestyle. This review will consider the main components of human health protection, as well as their impact on the preservation of ecobiocenosis stability.

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Biology Bulletin Reviews
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2024-11-20
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s2079086424600243
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Nutrition, Genetics, and Disease
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Human Health, Environmental Comfort, and Well-Being. Part 2. Ecological Comfort as a New and Strategic Factor in the Protection of Modern Human Health

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Human Health, Environmental Comfort, and Well-Being. Part 2. Ecological Comfort as a New and Strategic Factor in the Protection of Modern Human Health

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Abstract

Since the dawn of humanity, human beings have inherently sought a state of security, trying to make their existence as comfortable as possible. Accordingly, among the many factors affecting human health, comfort and well-being, the quality of the micro-environment and ecology, as well as the health care system and health-preserving resources, are important. In this regard, environmental security, with its systemic nature, brings a significant contribution to the PPM model by optimizing the state of balance in the interrelationship of natural, anthropogenic, physiological, and social processes. Accordingly, individualized nutrition and pharmacointervention for preventive and prophylactic purposes, as important tools for health preservation, represent an integrative approach aimed at understanding the interaction between nutrition and the environment within the formed or formed lifestyle. This review will consider the main components of human health protection, as well as their impact on the preservation of ecobiocenosis stability.

Biology Bulletin ReviewsVol. 14(6)
Délégation Paris 5 (FR), Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (FR), Russian Academy of Sciences (RU), New York Academy of Sciences (US), Harvard University (US), Institut Pasteur (FR), St Petersburg University (RU), Wayne State University (US), Université Paris Cité (FR), Massachusetts General Hospital (US), N.D. Zelinsky Institute of Organic Chemistry (RU), Mayo Clinic in Arizona (US), Institute of Experimental Medicine (RU), Institute of World History (RU), Schlumberger (Russia) (RU), Japan Cancer Society (JP), Russian Academy of Natural Sciences (RU)
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