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Indian toilet or western toilet

• Present time all Indian people follow western culture and invite many more lifestyle disorders.
• In this article we compare Indian toilet and western toilet.
• How Western type of toilet system affect our health, we don't focus on this.
• From ancient time Indian people use their cultural Indian type of toilet so they remain healthy, but now present times they forget their own culture and adopt western culture in their lifestyle.



• Western type of toilets are chair type sitting toilets.
• Position on western type of toilet is basically a 90° position so your hip bend at that angle with respect to your upper body.
• This type of sitting posture provides obstruction to the passage of the intestine and it becomes difficult to pass stool, so person applying pressure.
• While passing stool and this pressure put on rectum and cause haemorrhoids(piles).
• Haemorrhoids usually caused by straining during bowel movements (constipation), obesity or pregnancy.
• Haemorrhoids are very common and are treatable.
• On using Western toilets, it does not lead to good and satisfactory clearance of stool because it does not put any pressure on stomach.
• Indian toilets are best for digestive system.
• Surprisingly, Indian toilets are more hygienic than Western type.
• Indian toilets are eco friendly with less use of water.
• Using toilet paper in western toilets also leads to wastage of paper and require more water as compared to Indian toilets.


• In Indian toilet, person sit in squat position that helps to satisfactory clearance of stool.
• Western toilets are for those who are handicapped, old age and for those person that have joint pain.
• Try to use Indian type toilet system for good digestive system.

                 " IF YOUR STOMACH HEALTHY,

THEN YOU ARE HEALTHY "

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Location: Jaipur, Rajasthan, India

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  1. UnknownApril 13, 2022 at 4:27 PM

    Excellent work sameer

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  2. ssyomadeApril 14, 2022 at 12:42 AM

    To be sincere with you are saying the truth, now are days everyone be like I want to use the latest thing in town, I love fancy things, but they don't think about the health part. Thanks for the post. It lovely, more effort. You can boost your SEO for search engines like Google, Yahoo,Bing and more on our website using www.ifairtools.com for free.

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