Does the modern technological world do more harm than good to the human body?

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Does the modern technological world do more harm than good to the human body?

Point #3: Environmental issues

Technology has a wide spread impact on the overall environmental conditions. For example, water pollution, climate change, global warming, and the extremely fast consumption of our natural resources. These conditions can directly and indirectly have an impact on human bodies.

Point #2: Mental Health

Technology limits human interactions. It creates a wide gap between real life and social life. According to Etactics, 56% of people say that technology reduced their social interactions. Not only that, but teens' mental health is heavily impacted by technology. 59% of teens have experienced some type of cyberbullying. Mental health is directly related to the overall wellbeing of human bodies.

Point #1: Physical health

To start off, Many people have a sedentary lifestyle as technology has reduced human movements. Spending long hours looking at screens can also impact eye health and cause sleep problems. All these issues directly impact the health of human bodies.

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Conclusion: The modern technological world does more good than harm to human bodies. The downside effects of technology, like mental and physical health issues, all come from excessive use and reliance on technology. These factors can be easily controlled to avoid negative impacts on health. On the other hand, technology has been giving us so many opportunities and positive outcomes. For example, artificial reproductive technologies have made it possible for people who would otherwise have been infertile to have children of their own. In conclusion, I believe that technology benefits humans more than it harms them. It is our responsibility to take care of our bodies and moderate our use of technology.

Point #3: Reproductive technology

The use of artificial reproductive technology continues to increase around the world. According to Direct Science, 1-3% of the world's population are secondary to artificial technology. Reproductive technologies help parents overcome factors such as infertility and advanced maternal or paternal age

Point #2: Technology allows humans to track and take responsibility of their fitness

Smart watches and fitness bands are very common in our modern world. They provide measurements of steps, calories burned, heart rate, and pace which allows people to set fitness goals and motivates them to meet their daily targets

Point #1: Faster and more accurate diagnosis and treatment

Technology provides the public with the opportunity to access so many information and researches about diseases and health issues. This opportunity educates people about symptoms and possible illnesses which can fasten the diagnosis process. Technology also improved treatments. Modern medicine is much more effective and can be produced fast. Not only that, but laser treatments and cancer treatments are now not as risky and pose fewer risks.

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