Riding A Motorcycle Can Trigger Ulcer

Wind gusts that hit the body when driving a motorcycle, do not be considered trivial. Why is this so? Because the wind gradually can trigger the onset of ulcer disease.

If the body does not use a long jacket and thick, the wind whipping the skin stimulates nerve hand in hand to tell the brain that the body is cold and require warmth.

It takes energy so that the body feels warm. Therefore, the brain tells the stomach to work. Stomach acid will increase while working. If there is no food in the stomach, the stomach acid will make the wall of the stomach becomes irritated.

The habit of wearing thick jackets and protective chest when driving a motor cycle should start from now on. Now the impact is not felt, but the impact will be felt in the future.

In addition, motorists are also advised to use the cover of the nose. The aim is to prevent the dust inhaled into the lungs. If dust is inhaled in a prolonged period of time, then it could lead to the occurrence of pulmonary disease.

Bikers are also not recommended for smoking while riding a motorcycle. Bikers who smokes while riding a motorcycle is still found on the street.

Another thing to note is also replacing helmets every three years. A helmet that's been aged three years have molecules that are already changing. It makes uncomfortable head and strength of the helmet to be weakened.

Helmets are indeed has a validity period. It can be found by opening the foam, in the middle of the helmet in there is the date of production and the validity period.