• To be productive, one must be in good physical and mental health. If people are sick, it affects not only their families and communities, but also the entire country. 

  • It is insufficient to have a population that is both educated and capable. 

  • We won't be able to construct our country unless we're well.

  • People are a country's most valuable natural resource, hence their well-being has a direct impact on the economy. 

  • People who are in good health are more productive and live longer, which has a big impact on economic growth. 

  • We won't be able to compete as well in the global market if our healthcare system isn't good.

  • Both the government and the people share responsibility for a country's health.

  • Governments should provide standard of accountability and should be better prepared to deal with serious public health crises.

  • The prevention of infectious diseases should be a major focus. 

  • Environmental hazards to human health must be eliminated at all costs. 

  • Public health infrastructure must be adequate. It is vital to promote healthy communities and lifestyles.

  • Access to health-care services should be simple without any complications.

  • We must construct health-care facilities throughout the country and make everyone aware.

  • Nowadays people has hectic schedules and busy working the whole day that they barely make any attempt to make it happen. 

  • 'Where there is a will, there is a way,'

  • To stay physically and mentally fit, You should strictly leave your bad habits. 

  • You should concentrate on jogging, strolling in the countryside and play games. 

  • You should have daily meals to provide your body with all of the nutrition it demands.

  • 'Early to bed and early to wake' will definitely play an important role in your good health.

  • Despite of people's hectic schedule, you should avoid any junk meals. 

  • You should be aware that they're readily available and provides great level of satisfaction.

  • Junk meals have a number of drawbacks. 

  • They replace with our healthy foods. 

  • Junk food fats make us want to eat more and make our digestion and appetite worse.

  • Obesity, heart disease, and high blood pressure have all been linked to an increase in junk food consumption.

  • Investing in the health of a nation's inhabitants is the most profitable investment any country can make. 

  • Our country should develop and concentrate to our health issues.

  • It is insufficient to have a well-educated and skilled workforce. 

  • Productivity requires both physical and mental well-being. 

  • When people get sick, the effects affect families and communities in addition to the nation's well-being.

  • A nation's greatest natural treasure is its people, and its success is determined by how well they are cared for. 

  • Our healthcare system has an impact on our ability to participate in global markets. 

  • It contributes significance to economic advancement since healthy people live longer and are more productive in term of unhealthy people.

  • Countries that place a low priority on their populations' health have shown to have low growth rates.

  • A nation's population must be absolutely fit and healthy in order for it to rapidly climb the success ladder. 

  • A good healthcare system must be accessible and inexpensive to all people, not just for the wealthy people.

  • In safeguarding a nation's health, both the state and individuals play an equal responsibility. 

  • A government should be responsible and capable of making significant measures to promote public health. It should supply its residents with high-quality, nutrient food. 

  • It is necessary to ensure that local public health infrastructures are adequate. 

  • It is important to encourage healthy communities and healthy lifestyles. 

  • It should be necessary to prevent the people from the spread of communicable diseases.

  • Environmental health crisis should be avoided at all costs. 

  • There should be easy access to health services. In rural areas of the country, health clinics and hospitals should be created.

  • Yoga can be beneficial for our healthy lifestyle.

  • People doing yoga are much more healthier than the normal living people.







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