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Your Health, Your Wealth!

Health they say is wealth, the way you manage your health depicts how long you will live. Your health should be your first priority thereby staying healthy makes life enjoyable. Day after day there are different kinds of ailment and diseases that kill many people in the world today not just because there are no cure for these ailment but because they failed to prevent it thereby staying careless about their wellbeing. The long life you want to live depends on how you handle your health. Eat good food, go for medical checkup, take medications when necessary and keep your environment clean. Don’t treat your health and well being with levity. A healthy man is a wealthy man because he makes sure that everything about him is sound and okay but an unhealthy man is an “unwealthy” man because he uses his time and resources on ailment. Don’t wait until you spend your resources on sickness when you still have the chance to keep yourself alive and healthy. Stay informed about your health and don’t be ignorant; ignorance is not an excuse, gather information and not gather drugs, stay informed and not be deformed.

Help yourself by taking

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Your HEALTH is your RIGHT!                                                                                                                                                                    written by Gladys Japhet

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