Disease is an effort of nature to free the system from conditions that was resulted from a violation of the laws of health.
When any of the laws that guide health is broken, nature will swing into action whereby the affected system or organ will struggle to remove the intruder which may result in fever, weakness of the body, dizziness, stiffness of any part of the body, decay of some parts of the body, etc. This resultant condition is known as the “unease” of the affected organ or the whole body systems.
In essence, health does not depend on chance rather, is a result of obedience to the laws of health.
There are thousand and one law that guide health, of which a breakage of one them may lead to a resultant condition known as “disease”.
Drugs at times do not cure disease though they may sometimes afford present relief and the patient appears to recover as a result of their use; this is because nature has sufficient vital force to expel the poison and correct the conditions that caused the disease. In most cases drug only changes the form and location of the disease. Often the effect of the poison seems to be overcome for a time but the result remain in the system and work great havoc at later at later period.There are some major laws of health:
Good and adequate nutrition has been indicted as the number one law of health, but less or no attention is given to it in some countries of the world particularly Nigeria for example, The health challenges in this country has never been traced to the bad and inadequate nutrition being practiced all over the country.
When any of the laws that guide health is broken, nature will swing into action whereby the affected system or organ will struggle to remove the intruder which may result in fever, weakness of the body, dizziness, stiffness of any part of the body, decay of some parts of the body, etc. This resultant condition is known as the “unease” of the affected organ or the whole body systems.
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There are thousand and one law that guide health, of which a breakage of one them may lead to a resultant condition known as “disease”.
Drugs at times do not cure disease though they may sometimes afford present relief and the patient appears to recover as a result of their use; this is because nature has sufficient vital force to expel the poison and correct the conditions that caused the disease. In most cases drug only changes the form and location of the disease. Often the effect of the poison seems to be overcome for a time but the result remain in the system and work great havoc at later at later period.There are some major laws of health:
- Good and adequate nutrition
- Invigorating exercise
- Pure water etc.
Good and adequate nutrition has been indicted as the number one law of health, but less or no attention is given to it in some countries of the world particularly Nigeria for example, The health challenges in this country has never been traced to the bad and inadequate nutrition being practiced all over the country.