Health is a responsibility, yet few people understand this. Health does not belong to just one person; it belongs to the entire family—spouses, parents, children, and siblings.

　　Ten years from now, the three major cancers (liver cancer, lung cancer, and stomach cancer) will plague every family in China. Liver cancer is most likely caused by problems with drinking water. Lung cancer is likely due to severe air pollution. Stomach cancer, on the other hand, is most likely caused by our increasingly unsanitary food.

　　Thirty years ago, cancer was virtually unheard of in our midst; back then, it was a term that seemed almost distant. Today, however, we are all too familiar with various types of cancer.

　　What is the most expensive bed in the world?—A hospital bed!

　　Someone can drive for you, earn money for you, or run errands for you, but no one can get sick for you. You can recover anything you lose, but there is one thing that, once lost, can never be regained: your life!

　　Most Chinese people spend their entire life’s savings on medical treatment during the last year or two of their lives. They take Western medicines with severe side effects, undergo surgeries, and leave their families with a massive debt before passing away suddenly.

　　Start taking care of your body now. Break your bad habits, and while you’re still young and strong, pay attention to your health—take good care of yourself, maintain your well-being, exercise regularly, and develop healthy lifestyle habits. Make this a health investment for yourself and your family—you’ll reap the rewards when you’re older!