Commitment to Health v.s Obligation to Chronic Disease
Much has been written of risk factors for chronic disease. Risk factors for high blood pressure and heart disease include obesity, cigarette smoking, and high cholesterol. Obesity is also included as a risk factor for diabetes and cancer. Lack of commitment to optimal health is not mentioned as a risk factor anywhere! I propose that this is one of the most significant risk factors driving the explosive rise in chronic disease in our world today.
Making a free will commitment to optimal nutrition, cleansing of environmental toxins, exercise, stress reduction, and adequate water intake is essential in avoiding the obligations in life style change associated with the development of chronic illness.
People who cannot find time to make a commitment to their health today will be forced to make the time to drastically change their life when the obligation of chronic disease knocks on their door tomorrow.
I invite anyone ready to take a stand to contact me to find out how to start taking control of their health.
Dr. Nick Messina
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February 3, 2011 @ 1:08 pm
Make a commitment today!