FY003-0: Contemporary Social Issues - Poor Physical Health Analysis

This report delves into the contemporary social issue of poor physical health, examining its prevalence among adults aged 18-64 and its link to chronic health problems and healthcare expenditure. It identifies factors such as age, diet, obesity, alcohol consumption, smoking, inadequate living conditions, and nutrition as key contributors. The report explores two relevant theories: the Affective-Reflective Theory, which emphasizes the impact of physical exercise, and the Theory of Energetic Cost Minimization, which explains human behavior in terms of energy conservation. Finally, it suggests potential solutions including increased physical activity, a disciplined lifestyle, proper nutrition, mental satisfaction, and addressing drug dependence.