Menstrual Hygiene and Impact on Ecology

Abstract

Menstruation and menstrual hygiene are the primary areas of focus for maintaining an exemplary health index among women. During this, the malevolent effect of using non-biodegradable sanitary products is either impetuously ignored or is not known by all. The research paper calls attention to the same while analyzing the data collected and proposing alternatives to provide raised heath index and reduced pollution levels. The intent of the research is to map who all intend to switch to moderately lower polluting options, who aren't aware of it playing a role in befouling, or what is restricting them from switching. Scrutinizing all the aspects of products available in retail along with mentioning factors like cost, efficacy, and impact while evaluating underlying reasons responsible for women choosing unhygienic or polluting options.