As long as we humans are healthy and nothing more fundamental is pressing on our bodies, we can be content. For those among us who are healthy can lead a much higher quality of life than those who are not healthy lead. But as important as such
health
is, we humans take a hell of a gamble once or twice. And only when this happens do we begin to rush to save what we can still save. But it is not until we are well again that we can begin to sin again.
What allows us humans to hunt for health? In fact, it is almost infamous, but still, even though it is the same thing as throwing the proverbial bean against the wall, it does not hurt to remind ourselves once again. We just drink water, not plain water, but so-called “fire water,” smoke, eat irregular diets, eat too much fat and sugar at the expense of vitamins, don\’t move our bodies enough, take drugs or unnecessarily overdose on all kinds of drugs that are supposed to help, and do ourselves no good by They do not do themselves any good.
And of course, we are not alone responsible for our poor health. We are surrounded by many environmental pollutants, and the quality of our air and water is not what it used to be.
And although we are perhaps better off than all previous generations, we also suffer from stress. We are nervous, always on the prowl for something.
We simply live imperfectly. And we hope that our heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, stomach, brain, and other vital organs of our body will endure. We are always in pursuit of something. And what do we ultimately enjoy? Suddenly, instead of what we want, we have a heart attack.
We all know this. But are we taking their word for it and trying to change anything? Almost never. Because our lives suit us. Until it is too late.