Human sub-health: 500 reasons why

Author: Chen Qifu Dong Zhaocheng Huang He
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
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Warning – Sub-health is approaching you
1. Why is N. Buchman called the father of sub-health research?
2. Why is the view that "no physical illness equals health" wrong?
3. Why is sub-health a non-healthy state of physiological function decline?
4. Why is sub-health a major threat to human health in the 21st century?
5. Why is sub-health everywhere?
6. Why should we not take sub-health lightly?
7. Why do so many middle-aged intellectuals die young?
8. Why is controlling sub-health key to reducing mortality?
9. Why do highly educated people suffer from information anxiety syndrome?
10. Why do children also suffer from sub-health?
11. Why does being thin also harm health?
12. Why shouldn’t we take high blood sugar lightly?
13. Why is borderline hypertension likely to develop into disease?
14. Why should loss of appetite be a warning sign?
15. Why is reduced libido also a major symptom of sub-health?
16. Why is fear of cold a sign of sub-health and aging?
Aging – A typical manifestation of sub-health
17. Why is physiological aging considered part of sub-health?
18. Why isn’t human aging a disease?
19. Why don’t humans generally live to their natural lifespan?
20. Why is human lifespan controlled by genetic factors?
21. Why do free radicals accelerate aging?
22. Why is declining immunity a major cause of aging?
23. Why does the reduction of repair enzymes lead to aging?
24. Why is human aging essentially cellular aging?
25. Why can hormonal imbalance also cause aging?
26. Why is aging linked to a decline in brain cells?
27. Why does lysosomal membrane damage cause aging?
28. Why does eating more make people age faster?
29. Why do people become shorter and their backs hunch?
30. Why is weight loss one of the signs of aging?