With socioeconomic development, urbanization, and increasing population density, followed by air, water, soil, and food pollution; heavy metals, parasites, food additives problems; unhealthy lifestyles, emotions, and stress all greatly strained people’s health, leading to an increase in numerous illnesses.

While traditional Western medicine has alleviated horizontal (infectious, acute inflammatory, etc.) diseases, it unfortunately fails to address the root causes, resulting in a growing number of vertical (degenerative) diseases.  There are increasing number of chronic disease sufferers and also trending towards younger patients. This not only affects personal health and family quality of life, but also poses a significant economic burden on society, which we should brook no delay to seek effective solutions.

It is well-known that resources, whether national, familial, or personal, need good management. By utilizing professional knowledge to actively deal with daily challenges, the society can achieve sustainable development and enjoy a high-quality life.  Similarly, there is no exception to health management.   Hence, it is essential to manage “personal health risks,” and is equally important for prevention and treatment.