Risk factors to these aspects of your health
Strategies to improve mental and physical health
What is being health literate and how can it help your health?
Effects of peer pressure, both positive and negative
Changes that take place in the transition from adolescence into adulthood and how they relate to overall health
How can transitions into middle age and beyond be overcome? How can physical and mental activity be of benefit?
Please help!
I must right a huge essay on it, but I am still not sure how they all relate...
Answer by elirahlaine
just watch this and it will all be clear,http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_b1GKGWJbE8
;-)
Answer by Naguru
Everything is inter dependent.
Even within our own body, we are supposed to keep a good balance. Only in a sound body, a sound mind can be seen. If our physical health is not ok, it will affect our mental peace or happiness. Same way if our mental health is not ok, it will affect our bodily health. It is always better to keep the mental health better than bodily health.
Secondly when we come to social aspect. Unless we are healthy - mentally and physically, we will be sharing our feelings and spoiling the general peace of living of others also. If we are emotionally upset, not only we remain upset, the whole environment gets affected. Similarly we should spread peace and happiness amongst people. Most of the things are reciprocal. If we are kind, the world is kind. If we are angry, the world is angry. It retaliates or rebounds.
We should not unsettle our own mind and that of others. If we are balanced, we help others also to remain mentally balanced.
Answer by John
Here is an excellent essay to use as an example: http://www.peerpapers.com/essays/Health/154917.html
It starts out by saying "Health is defined as the state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity..."
Orignal From: how the three aspects of health -- physical, mental/emotional, and social, relate to each other?
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