There are 2 basic approaches to health: 

The first approach is: being an 'Active Participant' in your health and well-being.

This approach is...

• Empowering — you 'act' and 'do' the basic things needed to maintain a vibrant state of health. 

  
  

• Effective — it works because it's based on 'Natural Laws of Health & Healing', as well as 'common sense'.

  
  

• Affordable –- it costs MUCH less than being sick and injured all the time.

  
  

• Responsible — it contributes to both your own health, and the health of the planet in a way that is beneficial, sustainable, and synergistic. 

An example of this approach would be: Eating healthy, as well as getting ample amounts of: rest, sleep, fresh air, sunshine, exercise, and cultivating loving relationships with others. 

The second approach is: being a 'Passive Recipient' of labels, diagnoses, and conditions.

This approach is...

• Enabling — often teaches codependency and addiction. 

  
  

• Ineffective –- often doesn't work; and has many negative side-effects and consequences.

  
  

• Very Expensive –- often requires costly procedures or interventions that are not affordable (especially in the long-run).

  
  

• Not responsible --- often neglects taking ownership of one's health; as well as how it negatively impacts the rest of the planet.

An example of this approach would be: Standing in line to receive an 'experimental intervention' that has never been proven to be safe, effective, or even needed. 

Bottom line: Part of being healthy is a choice. Who's choosing for you? What kind of choice is being made: Active or Passive?