The average standard of people's health is likely to be lower in the future than it is now. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?

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I believe that being healthy has always been a priority and many do take excellent care of themselves physically but many seem. To ignore the fact that mental
health
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important; and due to the fact that we are living a stressful
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life
it is bound to deteriorate.
Therefor in
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Therefor, in
my opinion our
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standards will keep getting. Lower in the future. The stress level of a teenager today is same as the patient of a mental hospital in the 1700s and it is quite prominent in our younger generation. 12-13 years old kids today are becoming victims of depression and low self confidence which has not been seen in the older generations. As many doctors have already said, that the stress it the main cause
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of
many underlying
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issues. We live in a very stressful environment so,
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there
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is no way of escaping it entirely unless we learn to deal with it
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Nowadays people in general have more access to knowledge than ever before and with greater knowledge comes greater
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responsibility, but
I don't think we are taking it as seriously as it is meant to be. Today we are very medically advance and are still going
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forward, but
the quality of our basic necessities
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is facing
a downfall e.
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food, water, climate e.t.c. Our education system has
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become more stressful. The thing that students used to learn in 10th grade are now being taught in 4-5 grade. In conclusion, we as a society need. To adapt to our stressful lives in a
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healthier
more healthy
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way and try to take it a notch down. If not, our
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will keep on getting deteriorate.

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • 1. Standard of health
  • 2. Average
  • 3. Lower
  • 4. Future
  • 5. Aging population
  • 6. Chronic diseases
  • 7. Sedentary lifestyle
  • 8. Lack of exercise
  • 9. Poor dietary habits
  • 10. Environmental pollution
  • 11. Technological advancements
  • 12. Impact on health
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