what influence does general socioeconomic, cultural and enviromental conditions have on health?

Answer 1

zahbudar Almost all classes of people can eat good, the poor have to eat good, the wealthy usually chose not to.

patisallano is right about stress. As more research comes available I believe we will find more connections between stress and disease.

poorer people are healthier people.

This has frustrated researchers for years and in the case of third world countries lack of any health care causes the poor to be less healthy the margin is small.

Wealth can be and usually is destructive to health.

After following people who won the lottery the US loto games not explain to winners the pitfalls of being rich including health consequences. They are actually scared of getting sued for destroying peoples lives with money.

Wealthy people can afford to eat healthy but almost never do.
The poorest of Americans that eat what AFDC or WIC approves is eating fay healthier than the rest of us.


People in harsher climates, the far north and deep south, are significantly healthier than people in moderate climates.

While this fact is counter intuitive researcher have defined the mechanisms that cause this health disparity.

In almost every culture, the poor eat more fiber less fat and more nutrition than the wealthy.

While malnutrition is devastating to your body, going without food for a day or two is actually good for you.

Answer 2

They are stress-related, which ultimately means a lot more stress related diseases, like cancer and depression. The more materialistic a life becomes, the higher chance of the person coming down with a stress related symptom.

Answer 3

It tends to dictate which class of people can eat good healty foods and which classes of people cannot afford to do that.

Answer 4

very bad effect i thnk

Answer 5

Do your own damn homework. F'in hell!