In my opinion, I find that this definition is unique because humankind forget that they live with nature. We usually focus on our needs and ignore the fact that there are other species share this planet with us. Also, Raeburn and Rootman mentioned the WHO definition, which says “health is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease and infirmity” (2007). I see that this definition is almost flawless, but “the absence of disease and infirmity” is sometimes hard to achieve. I think that it should’ve been the absence of fatal diseases because humans get sick a lot and sometimes it is just a small thing that will heal
In my opinion, I find that this definition is unique because humankind forget that they live with nature. We usually focus on our needs and ignore the fact that there are other species share this planet with us. Also, Raeburn and Rootman mentioned the WHO definition, which says “health is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease and infirmity” (2007). I see that this definition is almost flawless, but “the absence of disease and infirmity” is sometimes hard to achieve. I think that it should’ve been the absence of fatal diseases because humans get sick a lot and sometimes it is just a small thing that will heal