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Is there any relationship between being wealthy and being healthy?

prolific-writer · 4 months ago · 3 replies · 349

Statistical data and analysis have strongly suggested that therebi a strong connection between healthy and being wealthy. Wealthy people have access to better healthcare systems and they have access to better food as well. They do not suffer from stress and anxiety that much. What do you think?

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DramaK · 4 months ago

I do think that some sort of wealth helps because if you're poor, you skip out on the routine medical exams. Insurance will cover some tests, but they don't cover the doctor's visits all the time (and the doctors order the tests).

Fruits and veggies can be more expensive than boxed foods and chips, so people who don't have a lot of money, end up buying what's cheap for their family to eat.

prolific-writer OP · 4 months ago

On May 2, 2026, DramaK said:

I do think that some sort of wealth helps because if you're poor, you skip out on the routine medical exams. Insurance will cover some tests, but they don't cover the doctor's visits all the time (and the doctors order the tests).

Fruits and veggies can be more expensive than boxed foods and chips, so people who don't have a lot of money, end up buying what's cheap for their family to eat.

Well, I think that wealth plays a very crucial role in many different ways. Majority if the people suffer from depression and anxiety as they suffer from financial problems. Being wealthy helps you avoid those problems. Being wealthy can help you seek treatment at an expensive place. Many people in different countries do not have insurance, so they need money when it comes to seeking treatment at a hospital. This could be only done when you have enough wealth.

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iamawriter · 2 months ago

I think not The wealthy have a tendency to eat the most exotic food which may not be healthy as opposed to the poor who eat food not by choice but mostly keeps them healthy

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