Quotes About Health

Pop music is aspirin and the blues are vitamins.

proprioceptive polyneuropathy.

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Do you suppose there is any living man so unreasonable that if he found himself stricken with a dangerous ailment he would not anxiously desire to regain the blessing of health?

Virtue is health, vice is sickness.

Bizden uzakla?mad?kça bize görünmeyen s?hhat, itiyad?n verdi?i hissizlikle, sa?lamlar?n ?uurundan kaç?p nas?l ve nereye saklan?yor?

Bu bir s?hhat ölçüsüdür, sigara, dedi. ?yi gelmedi mi bil ki iyi de?ildir insan.

Sen felsefeyi b?rak, yine T?p Fakültesine dön, diyordu Mister Joe, orada tabiat?n kanunlar?yla daha yak?ndan temas edecek ve kendini daha iyi anlayacaks?n. T?pta doktor, felsefede hasta olursun.

Kendinizi hasta farzetmeyiniz. Hastal?k, çok defa bu zand?r.

A?açlar?n bile s?hhatine imrenerek yürürdüm.

Thats a very appropriate color he's wearing. Green.

It's hard to say how long he'll be out but he's 100 per cent doubtful for the weekend, that's for sure.

A year from now, you're gonna weigh more or less than what you do right now.

It's better to be healthy alone than sick with someone else.

Now he'd been forced back on the inhalers, expectorants and headache pills produced by fiendish pharmaceutical multinationals which, he was convinced, directed a meaningful element of their astronomical profits into the development of new and virulent strains of influenza.

During this time, the U.S. government was conducting nuclear bomb tests in nearby Los Alamos, New Mexico. Little was known about the detrimental effects of nuclear fallout in 1949. Juarez was about 200 miles from Los Alamos, and when the winds were right, fallout from the bombs was regularly carried to Juarez and El Paso, where it settled on the populace and the cattle and in the milk and water.

The Ramirezes first realized Richard was epileptic when he had an attack in the fifth grade.

George Watson MacGregor Reid was a highly eccentric character, prone to exaggeration and passionate enthusiasms. An ardent socialist all his life, he campaigned for dockers' rights in New York, before returning to England to promote the ideas of natural health, fairer distribution of wealth and the freedom to worship at Stonehenge.

The virus is fostering a commonality that we weren't aware of, a biological commonality, where someone else's health and behavior can really affect our own—whether they have health insurance, whether they are wearing their mask. It's a rehearsal for climate change in that we recognize that there is no escaping our predicament. There's no other place to go. We're coming to see that we're really all in the same boat.

May you live as long as you are fit to live, but no longer! or, may you rather die before you cease to be fit to live than after!

All who drink of this treatment recover in a short time, except those whom it does not help, who all die," he wrote. "It is obvious, therefore, that it fails only in incurable cases."5

Future-oriented people tend to be more successful professionally and academically, to eat well, to exercise regularly, and to schedule preventive doctor's exams.

Both his parents had died of heart problems, which he feared would happen to him, so he'd begun to jog and was hit by a truck.

Dr. Neely's theory is that if you're not willing to get poked with a needle, then you're probably not sick enough to see a doctor.