IS  HEALTH  WEALTH?

Almost everyone is in pursuit of wealth, but what is it?

Lots of money, family, a big house, success at work, social recognition?

Arguably it could be any one of these or all of them, but I rate good health as wealth.

Good health allows the pursuit of the other things, if that is what is important to you, but they will not be so enjoyable if health is poor.

It is such a simple requirement, but has become increasingly difficult to achieve.

In the western world, we are living longer. Chronic diseases which would have killed us before, have now manifested themselves, particularly in the elderly age group.

Treatments are better, but do not return us to full health.

Problems with mental health have sky rocketed, and immune system disorders are on the increase.

It is therefor up to us as individuals to take responsibility and strive to prevent ill health.

Diet and lifestyle are key, plus being acquaint with how the body works, and taking care of it.

Society plays a part, but at the end of the day, it is down to us as individuals.

ABOUT:

It is now over two years since I set myself a challenge.

I wanted to find out if I could build myself a website and blog.

I had done nothing like it before, and it was a case of trial and error, but with the amazing amount of help which is available online, gradually something began to emerge.

After a bit of experimentation, my subject of choice, was directly related to a debilitating spell of post viral fatigue, which followed a flu like episode.

It was so overwhelming and unexpected, not to mention unpleasant  and long lasting, that I decided to research this enigmatic  condition and find  out a bit more  about it and what sort of treatments were available.

I discovered that there are thousands of people affected, their symptoms varying from a few weeks, to a few years.

Some had developed fatigue following Covid, whilst others had flu and flu like episodes.

With no real pathway to follow, I decided to create my own, which involved eating non processed good quality food, lots of rest, comfortable exercise and something to occupy my time, without being too taxing.

It took several months, but gradually I began to feel better, and my energy levels improved

The next step seemed to be to write about it, and perhaps share some of the ups and downs, but more importantly the progress I had made.

The website and blog became not just a hobby, but therapy too.

I didn`t have any audience expectations, but bit by bit I realised that I had viewers who seemed to like the content.

I plan to continue with my blogs, which will touch on health and also the importance of the natural world, which we tend to forget about, but is crucial to our well being , especially mental health.

If you find the content interesting and useful, I would be delighted if you would choose to continue to LIKE  and SUBSCRIBE!

Thank you.