Health is defined as complete physical, mental and social well-being, while illness is any situation that impairs one's health. Infectious illnesses are caused by microorganisms like fungi, bacteria, or viruses entering the body through contaminated water, air, or open wounds, whereas non-infectious illnesses can result from factors like poisoning, accidents, poor eating habits leading to conditions like obesity and heart disease, abnormal cell growth causing cancer, and fatigue/anxiety causing sleep disorders.

2. Health is a state of complete
physical,
mental and social well-being.
Illness is any situation in which
your health is impaired.

3. Some examples of illnesses
and their causes
Depending on the causes of a specific
illnesse, we distinguish between infectious
and non-infectious illnesses.

4. Infectious illnesses are caused by microscopic organisms such as fungi,
bacteria or viruses that attack the body; they can enter the body through
contaminated water or air through open wounds.

5. These types of illnesses can be caused by many different factors:
Poisoning
Poisoning occurs when toxic
substances or drugs are
breathed in or ingested
ACCIDENTS
Accidents causing fractures,
dislocations or sprains.

6. Poor eating habits can lead
to obesity and cause heart
disease and circulatory
problems.
Abnormal cell growth can cause
cancer.

7. Fatigue and anxiety can
cause sleep disorders.
Deficiency diseases
are caused by a lack
of vitamins.

8. Infectious illnesses are caused by
microorganisms attacking the body.
Non- infectious illnesses are
caused by many other different
factors.

9. What is the difference between healthy and ill?
Can you tell me what is an infectious illness?
Do you know what is a non-infectious illness?
Can you tell me three types of non-infectious illnesses?
What things can make us ill?

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