Question

What is the difference between Healthy and Disease-Free?

Answer 1

Hint: Health is defined as an individual's mental, physical, and psychological well-being. The disease is defined as the abnormal dysfunctioning of the mental-physical states, which results in illness in a specific individual and does not take into account society or community.

Complete answer:
- One of the most important aspects of human well-being is health. Technically, being healthy is a state of being fit and free of physical and mental illness. Both being healthy and being disease-free are normal human states. A disease-free person can be healthy, but a healthy person does not have to be disease-free.
- When a person's physical, mental, emotional, and psychological states are in good shape, he is said to be healthy.
- Disease-Free: A person is said to be disease-free if he is disease-free.

We have listed the differences between a healthy person and a disease-free person in the table below.

Healthy	Disease Free
A complete state of physical, mental, and social well-being	A state in which there is no discomfort in any part of the body.
It is determined by the individual as well as social and environmental factors.	It is entirely up to the individual.
A healthy person will be free of disease.	A disease-free person may or may not be healthy.
A healthy person is energetic and capable of performing as needed.	A disease-free person's performance is determined by his or her environment and personal attitude.

Note: Any condition that causes discomfort, pain, abnormal behavior, disorders, syndromes, or infections frequently leads to disease. We become ill due to a variety of factors, both external and internal. Externally, we can be infected with diseases as a result of our surroundings, physical contact with a disease-carrying vector, pathogen exposure, consumption of contaminated food and water, inhaling toxic fumes, and so on. Immune system dysfunction can also result in allergies, autoimmune diseases, depression, and other problems.