An ounce of prevention is better than an ounce of cure! This is especially true for the younger generations.

Chronic disease takes time to grow, that’s why they are called the silent killers. It takes from 1 to 10 years for a tumor to grow from a tiny small dot.

Cancer or other chronic disease starts small, and grow over the years without you feeling anything wrong. Your normal blood test will not be able to detect this yet.

The tumor eventually grows and compress other parts of your organs which you then start to feel pain.

And usually, these signs shows in your normal blood test result or when you start to feel discomfort, the usual answers from diagnosis are, it’s already stage 2 or 3 if you are lucky.

Doesn’t this sounds familiar?

Do you know that the cancer death in youngster are much faster than the elderly? That’s because cancer spread faster in young cells as their cells are much more active?

Just take a comparison between a young man and an elderly one. Who actually do things faster?

So if you think you are young and is healthy, pay attention! Cancer or other disease doesn’t choose its victims based on age.

As China Times Express report:
In fact, young does not mean you are healthy particularly. In today’s society, we hear stories about people getting cancer, no matter what age people are at.

Look at this – Even seven-year-old girl was diagnosed with breast cancer. How old do you think she really is when she’s this young?

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Source: http://www.mjhc.url.tw/

Yes, it’s the cruel fact that recession is here to stay at the moment. Many people squeezed their wallet tighter to get only things they deemed necessary.

It’s not surprising that many people also put off doing a comprehensive health screening.

Many people can relate to that, including me.

That’s why MJ Life health screening program is created with you in mind. Our prices are about 80% more competitive compared to the other comprehensive health screening out there.

And with an easy interest free installment facility, you will find going for a comprehensive health screening is no longer a luxury.

But unlike me who’ve really experience lying on the hospital bed, can you tell yourself, it’s the recession, I’ll put off the surgery of my tumor. Imagine already feeling dizzy, unable to walk steadily, and on a life threatening disease if uncured.

The fact is sickness and poverty is like a twin. You can’t afford to fall sick if you are poor, can you?

Once you fall sick, think what damage it can really do to your bank account. Yes, you may say you have insurance to cover the surgery bills. And health care costs are on the rise every minute.

But does insurance cover your follow ups, prescriptions and your mental depression?

I agree that we should save as much as we can, but for matters like health, I’m sure you know how precious it is.

As you already know, when the economy turns bad, prices of things will go up, medical bills don’t get any cheaper.

If it is really a matter of money, shouldn’t you think about how to generate more money instead?