Germs

Germs:

1. What are germs ?

Germs are tiny organism or living thing that

causes disease.The germ theory of disease

states that some disease are caused by micro organism.

2. Do you get good germs ?

In our body we get good germs and bad germs,

when we come from outside we need to wash

our hands. But you have to still wash your hands

after you've touched something dirty.

3.  What do good germs do ?

Good germs keep the pathogens at bay. Do yourself

a favour and stay away from antibacterial

soaps and hand sanitizers. These products actually

kill good bacteria that's taking up space on your skin,

keeping the pathogens at bay. Some germs help digestive

food.

4. What do bad germs do ?

They either help you or hurt you. Bad bacteria loves it when

our community is unhygienic or dirty. Bad germs can make

you sick and the people around too. They cause lots of disease

from cold sores and warts to measles, colds and flu. They can

be very contagious - they spread very quickly from one person

to another.  They can even spread in the air, in droplets that

form when people cough or sneeze or from surfaces like door

handles.

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Germs are tiny organism or living thing that causes disease.The germ theory of disease states that some disease are caused by micro organism.

In our body we get good germs and bad germs, when we come from outside we need to wash our hands. But you have to still wash your hands after you've touched something dirty.

Good germs keep the pathogens at bay. Do yourself a favour and stay away from antibacterial soaps and hand sanitizers. These products actually kill good bacteria that's taking up space on your skin, keeping the pathogens at bay. Some germs help digestive food.

They either help you or hurt you. Bad bacteria loves it when our community is unhygienic or dirty. Bad germs can make you sick and the people around too. They cause lots of disease from cold sores and warts to measles, colds and flu. They can be very contagious - they spread very quickly from one person to another.  They can even spread in the air, in droplets that form when people cough or sneeze or from surfaces like door handles.