Throughout
this article conventional medicine is critisied. It criticises how doctors no longer worry about the heart but only curing the illnesses. Nowadays as the
article mentions we over take pills, vaccines, etc so as to eradicate our “problem” straightaway. The article points out the importance of having a healthy
lifestyle so as to prevent those “problems”. From this article we can get the idea that we over take medication and
we shouldn’t because we even take them when not
required.
The article I
read was about how stress can be helpful in certain situations. What affects us the most is the way we interpret the way our body reacts. For example if
you are very nervous before an exam and you think it is because you are going
to fail, you are bound to fail. However, if you think that you are nervous
because you are going to do it great, then your performance will increase. I
chose this article as it offers us a different perspective concerning how
stress affects us, which is commonly thought of as a bad thing.

The UN health body says bacon, sausages and ham
are carcinogenic substances, ranked alongside cigarettes. For an individual,
the risk of developing colorectal due to processed meat is very small, but it
is increased if the amount of processed meat consumed is high.
The industries, rejected the extreme comparison
between cigarettes and meats, which may affect their sales volume.
Scientist agree that this decision doesn’t mean
that we need to stop eating red and processed meat, but that are salad or fish
are more preferable, which also helps with obesity and health problems.
Finally, we should draw the line on whether it
is more important to consider the meat risk that other realities which derive
in diseases, such as sunburn, alcohol or the lack of exercise.

This
article explains that recent studies have shown that there is a correlation
between rage and premature death. Apparently, those people with a temper, who
have a tendency to become enraged, especially males, are at a higher risk of dying
prematurely, as it leads to blood pressure problems. However, the article also
states that in many occasions, keeping your anger to yourself without venting
it, can lead to high blood pressure,
which is not beneficial either.
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