Keyword: «human health»

The study of the effects of man accumulation of heavy metals and anthropogenic pollution of the natural environment today has gained the great importance to the health and safety of the population. Emissions coming from industrial enterprises have the powerful technogenic impact on the surrounding natural complexes of the steppe zone, causing the disruption of the natural development of ecosystems. Plants, as producers, constitute the main level in the food chain of any biocenosis. Accumulation of heavy metals in vegetable organisms leads to their accumulation in the food chain and can cause severe diseases of humans and animals.

The study of the factors of a healthy lifestyle is of particular importance in the conditions of the modern information society, which largely determines the decline in the health of the younger generation. The article provides an analysis of such factors, both in the historical and philosophical terms, and from modern positions. It is claimed that since time immemorial, it has been known that the physical state of the body affects the psychophysical health of a person. The same observation underlies many religious prescriptions concerning the choice of food and drink, fasting, and carnal abstinence. On this occasion, the French philosopher B. Pascal wrote that if the next generation of people did not add anything new to the knowledge and experience of previous generations, no progress in life, in the Sciences would be simply impossible. He also believed that man least of all knows and understands himself, the meaning of his life, his true right, the fundamental conditions of his being. The modern information society exacerbates the problems of health preservation many times.

The article describes the role of physical culture in improving the functional state of the body, maintaining and strengthening human health. The connection of physical culture and human health is highlighted. The paper also provides a survey with teachers of the branch of Tyumen State University in Tobolsk on the work carried out with students in terms of promoting a healthy lifestyle within the university. The article also presents a study of the functional state of the body of students of the branch of TYUMGU in Tobolsk by means of the Barbell test and the analysis of the obtained results.

An increasing scale of consumption of natural resources characterizes the modern stage of the development of the world economy. At the same time, the expansion and intensification of mining and mining work on permafrost ecosystems and near-shelf areas of the Arctic Ocean leads to an increase in the negative impact on the Arctic and Subarctic territories. In addition, as you know, permafrost landscapes are very vulnerable to anthropogenic effects, and are distinguished by weak self-healing properties. In this regard, this article proposes new approaches to the study of the natural resource potential of territories for the rational development and use of useful deposits, taking into account the environmental components and social components of the environment.