Sex education can help our young people develop a positive mindset and take safe actions that in the long run will keep their bacteria levels low and healthy. This will help ensure the safety of our young people. This will help reduce the number of deaths among young people due to sexually transmitted diseases. This will also reduce the number of young pregnancies. "Unlike some people who received formal sex education, researchers could find no evidence that receiving either type of sex education was combined with prior signs of sexuality, greater risk high risk of making a poor decision regarding sexual acts and healthy outcomes." Additionally, what teachers have been consistently pointing to is less healthy actions, beliefs, and outcomes [in sexual and reproductive health] among young people who have not received any instruction or who have not “engaged.” sitting” neither on condoms for men nor on birth control for young women before. their first experience of sexual thoughts or