Question

Why is prevention better than cure?

Answer 1

Hint: The functioning of body organs can be a concern as the disease affects the body, and drug needs that can cause adverse effects, including allergies, can be a concern. Some conditions can not be treated, but prevention is better than cure.

Complete Answer:
- When it increases your health, prevention is better than cure. If it reduces your wellbeing, it is not better than healing-because it contributes to illness.
- If you are still ill, prevention is NOT better than recovery. One disease is now present in a large percentage of North Americans. A large proportion already have two or more illnesses. Prevention is better than a cure because the pain and costs of being ill or witnessing a similar preventable occurrence are practically avoided.
- It also always takes less time to stop something than to treat it, hence the common phrase "a pound of cure is worth an ounce of prevention."Using traditional preventive methods such as daily handwashing helps avoid the spread of diseases such as colds and flu. Taking the time to securely cook and store food eliminates food poisoning.
- In all ways, preventing the disease is much more effective and cost-effective than treating it.It has long been realised by the medical community that prevention is safer than a cure. For starters, helping people stop smoking is better than treating lung cancer, and having vaccinations is better than getting illnesses like malaria, measles, and influenza.
- In order to escape accidents, we use seat belts, crash helmets and life-jackets. In order to avoid injury and illness, we wear sun hats and use sunblock. Exercise and healthy diet can decrease disease susceptibility, and it helps you feel good, too.

Note: Material wealth and a consumer lifestyle for lack of well-being are not the 'cure'; in fact, they are often the cause. Well-being begins with avoiding the damage caused by leading easy and authentic lives by consumer lifestyles.