More and more people are suffering from health problems caused by a modern life style which cannot be treated with modern medicines. Some people think that a return to traditional medicine should be encouraged. To what extent do you agree?

Modern

life

is connected with tech-enabled services that provide

people

with a carefree existence. Comfortable

life

determines lifestyle changes, which occur from year to year and are strongly determined by technological progress. I believe

this

fact causes more and more

change

in human health, that sometimes could be unpredictable and damaging.

First

of all, the great amount of customer service makes

people

become lazier because most of the facilities are now available at the click of a button. The lack of activity, unhealthy diet, and sleeplessness which are so typical for modern

life

lead to

such

severe diseases as heart attack, ischemic stroke, diabetes mellitus, obesity etc. In my opinion, all these problems are chronic, and

as a result

, it is difficult to cure them even in modern medicine. The main paradigm of treating these patients is to

change

their lifestyle,

however

, most of the

people

followed “the path of least resistance” by using traditional medicine. Clearly that it would be easier to blame the method than to

change

yourself. It’s so tempting to listen to a person who promises to

change

your

life

without any self-working efforts.

On the other hand

, we cannot imagine our

life

without using smartphones and gadgets which open access to unlimited information resources. It could be helpful for students in preparing their academic papers, for customers to choose quality products, and for every

people

to expand their horizons. Every person can find out a lot of information on how to improve their health, let alone fitness and a healthy lifestyle are very popular nowadays. Despite

this

fact, the flow of information must be carefully controlled to avoid disinformation. Gullible

people

naively believe everything could be instilled by “healers”, “fortune tellers”, and “traditional doctors” who not only won’t help but even could cause harm with their actions. In conclusion, despite all these advantages, I strongly believe, that preservation and prevention of health are the

people

’s responsibility and

also

should be encouraged by the healthcare system in order to avoid severe chronic diseases and prevent

people

from choosing the wrong treatment management.