Why Is Practicing Self-Care Important?
Discover why self-care is important & how to create a checklist with daily activities that promote stress relief, better sleep, and more.
We often hear the words “health care” in the news. But usually, they’re talking about “sick” care—care that is administered to someone who already has symptoms of an illness or injury. Often, “health care” refers to the heroic efforts we see in the media and on television to save a person’s life using drugs or dramatic surgery.
But true health involves what we do on a regular basis to stay healthy, the proactive approach we use to ward off life-threatening illnesses and disease. True health is a state in which your body works as it was designed. And it may actually have very little to do with how you “feel.” For example, if you eat tainted fish and you respond with an upset stomach and then vomiting, your body is actually functioning properly (health) and ridding itself of toxins, even though you don’t feel very well.
How to Stay Well Naturally
There are several things you can do to create a proactive approach to stay welland enjoy optimum health:
Adopting a proactive approach to health is like brushing your teeth twice daily to prevent dental problems. While rescue measure healthcare may look heroic on television, the real “heroes” practice true “health” care every day of their lives!
Discover why self-care is important & how to create a checklist with daily activities that promote stress relief, better sleep, and more.
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