Dane M.

I’m sure that once or even more times in our life you have thought of the lost opportunity or better say, the inability to live this life in quite another way, in a completely different manner. The lost opportunities in business and career aren’t something to keep in mind for a long time and especially to trouble about. Absolutely not! We are talking here about health and your way of living.

Not a secret that smoking can often lead to cancer and other incurable diseases when nothing can treat you completely, not even a supplements and vitamin advisor or diagnostic and treatment medical
centers. Alcohol is as dangerous to your heart, liver, vessels and other human organs as tobacco. Diagnostic Imaging Center will be helpless and doctors won’t even try to save you from dying from these harmful habits. Magicians and those who claim themselves to be prefessionals in astrology, various healers with their “energized water” won’t help you as well. You will be left alone with your illness. Freedom of choice! But is this what you’ve been striving for all your life? Is this you just like to be faced with? Hardly ever.

I personally know many people who would just consider all the above said as rubbish and outdated view but anyway, no one would deny the fact that the majority of dealths registered every year is closely connected with the life style of people. Our health is in our hands! Do not waste it!

Approved by Jacob Bogatin.

Everyone knows what HIV is, and it’s never ignored. Great lengths are taken to prevent its spread and the global effort to fight the disease is now stronger than ever.

What if there was another disease, more infectious and more common than HIV/AIDS? I’m sorry to tell you that there is. Its name is Hepatitis and it’s my sincerest hope that you never meet it face to face.

It’s estimated that 500 million individuals are learning to live with this terrible disease, while many others are unaware of how it is spread or how they might catch it. Some of the most well known ways to catch Hep. are through infected tattoo needles, sharing razors and through excessive drinking (alcoholism). Everyone could be at risk.

Unfortunately, the health treatments available for Hepatitis are not as extensive as those for other serious diseases such as HIV and Tuberculosis. The World Hepatitis Alliance has launched a campaign to both raise awareness and gain health programmes to help beat the disease. If you would like to find out more about the campaign and join up, visit www.aminumber12.org.