What's about your body that's not about mine?

• Nothing, really
• Although it has often been said that everyone has a unique bodymind, we are still the same biological species, hence we do share a lot in common with subtle differences
• Artificial interest in the body has magnified these subtle differences into seemingly the differences
• Many a time statistics, reports, news & medicine produce figures, data & numbers that commonly mislead the laymen - not that the information is false, but the presentation & setting promote confusion

Then what on the body that you want to add?

• It is not my motive to add these confusions, neither am I qualified to contribute to existing physiological knowledge
• I hope that through this diary of my body, we can shed some light on the fundamental roots of the body

In what ways?

• There is a saying," Everyone has been, is currently or will eventually be ill."
• In other words, according to a UN report, there are 3 categories of people:

1. The healthy: 5%
2. The sick: 20%
3. The semi-healthy, semi-sick: 75%

• There is the highest probability of anyone of us being the semi-healthy, semi-sick
• As such, I feel there is a need for health monitoring, especially in the following factors:

1. Body Monitor
2. Genetic inheritance
3. Surroundings: objects, people, sounds, smells, sights
4. Emotions: the heart
5. Nutrition
6. Physiological changes
7. The Tongue
8. Urine
9. Bowel & Stool
10. Prostate
11. Bladder
12. Urinary
13. Piles
14. Back Pain
15. Phlegm
16. GERD
17. Aches, Pains & Stiffness
18. Prostate health

Healthy Org?

• Monitor
• Healthy Net
• Qi Journal