Cultural Traditions and People's Health



Cultural Traditions and People's Health

Introduction

Heritage assessment tool is a helpful tool to find out the cultural influence. It evaluates how much a person's health can be managed by having appropriate cultural tradition into life. The notion of cultural heritage has played a positive role in establishing a new paradigm that applies to all categories of real estate objects with historical and cultural significance. The relationship between culture and society may seem trivial. It is clear that one without the other does not exist. Culture cannot be outside of society, and society cannot be regardless of culture. The health pattern is highly relying in the food intake on a person. People tend to eat food influenced by their culture and what their ancestors has been eating all their life. Such behavior has impact on person's health in various ways (Smith, 2004).

Cultural Traditions and People's Health

The problem of the cultural traditions as the most important part of life is particularly important in light of new ideas about the development of health at the population level. Considering the cultural traditions as an effective mechanism biosocial adaptation, based on the gradual acquisition, conversion and transmission from generation to generation of information, we come close to solving the problem of managing health.

The phenomenon of cultural tradition in the literature is evaluated very differently, especially regarding the scope of tradition expressed by the social experience of people, the scope and content of this field. The most complete and thorough understanding of this phenomenon we find is the association of health with cultural traditions. There is a need for a concept that can integrate all forms of social exclusion, without an organized, stereotyped experience, which is accumulated and reproduced in different historical community of people.

Such an integrative concept should perform roughly the same cognitive functions in relation to the historical community, which in relation to biological populations carries the notion of species genetic programs in the light, of course, all the fundamental differences between the ways the information society and the organization of biological systems (Nagata, 2001).

Adaptability in this case the universal property, as it has not only medical and biological importance, but also organically linked to the social history of society, in particular to study the process of employment of people. From a modern point of view, the problem of adaptation may be crucial in understanding many issues of health and human pathology. Therefore, assuming the validity of the functional comparison of features of cultural traditions and genetic programs of biological species, it should be noted that both phenomena are elements of the subsystems and multi-sided education as a way of life. Moreover, these two subsystems, of course, interact at various stages of history, so that is not only the accumulation of adaptive expertise in the tradition, but sometimes turning the latter into a source of exclusion (Bardhan, 2000).

The scientific management of the processes of health at the population level depends on the depth and comprehensive study of the ...