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    Moderation is the Key

    From the onset of the Industrial Revolution, people's lives have taken such a amazing shift from purely manual labor to the domination of industries and machinery that demanded less physical effort from the workers. Steam-powered vehicles replaced horse-drawn carriages, which not only made transporting of goods more efficient (and in bulk) but also cut short transportation time and the work force.

    Towards the 20th century, various inventions and discoveries lead to technological advancements, which displaced the need to exert physical strength in order to obtain a task done. As science and technology went on its natural complex course, the discovery of scientific equipment, mechanical devices, and even food processing are becoming part and parcel of contemporary living.

    Scientists and researchers have explained that diseases such as cancer is as old as humans but the quick rise in occurence of this disease including the mutation of a lot types of viruses into full blown life-threatening diseases only came into scene in the 20th century. Aside from cancer, cardio-vascular diseases are also the leading culprits that take millions of lives around the world, and especially in highly-urbanized regions.

    Well, the the bulk obvious reason one can find is the fact that humans have been living distantly away from what can be called "natural". Our everyday intake of inorganic chemicals, fats and oils, processed foods, and other unnatural materials as well as our sedentary lifestyle are a far cry from how humans lived and survived for millions of years.

    In short, humans thrived for millions of years via adaptation and learning from his environment. In turn, nature supplied us with food and shelter via caves (which couldn't be your dream house but that's where we came from), while armed only with primordial wits and survival tactics (like eating, running, swimming, and all those that would describe physical).

    This is not to say that scientific and technological advancements are adversely affecting our existence because these developments are what make living in a modern world easier and pleasurable. The crux is, it depends on how we cope with day-to-day life in the new millennium and go closer back to healthy living.

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