HOW IS YOUR ENGINE DOING?

 

How do you feel when you purchase a brand new car? Great feeling isn’t it? Every part of the car is expected to work optimally. There is pleasure in every ride taken across the country or anywhere it is you wish to ride your new car to. All pipes, nuzzles, filters and components that make up the car engine functions efficiently. But how the car will fare in the next five years depends largely on the way the owner will use it. The factors involve include, but not limited to; will genuine oil always be used in the engine? Will only original fuel (of course we have adulterated fuel) be used? Every manufactured product will always come with a user’s guide. The “lifespan” of the product will depend largely on the adherence or otherwise of the user to the user’s guide.

Will the engine be serviced as frequently as demanded by the manufacturers? Will original spare parts be used always? Will little things such as checking oil level, fuel gauge, water level, etc. be practice first before the car is started first time in a day? Hope the car will not be used to carry load over what it should normally carry? These factors and more will determine the state of the car five years from now. Not really the craftsmanship or professionalism of the manufacturer. 

The human body can be likened to a car. We have several parts that make up the whole body. All parts work separately and in unison to sustain life in the body. All activity leads from and back to the heart. So we can confidently call the HEART the Engine of the Human Body. To be able to sustain life in the human body, we must follow the manufacturer’ (nature) guide. Many of us have heard about how to maintain a healthy body; eat healthy foods, eat fruits and vegetables, exercise to stay fit, don’t smoke cigarette, and don’t accumulate stress. How many people follow these guides as if our lives depend on these seemingly little activities. Many people are gravely sick today and are paying lots of money to stay alive just because they choose not to follow the ‘user’s guide’ on how to live a healthy and disease free life. No doctor will tell you in this simple term, “That you shape the destiny of your own health with every actions and decisions taking daily, by what we eat, how we eat what we eat, plus the lifestyle we choose.
You better start to follow the USER’S GUIDE on how to maintain your ‘ENGINE’. No one will ever do it for you. Take SERIOUS RESPONSIBILITY about your health now. MOST ENGINES WILL NOT GIVE SIGNALS THAT THEY ARE ABOUT TO CRASH AND STOP WORKING SUDDENLY. That’s why you here many people just slump and die. Just like that. GONE!!! The question is this; how is your engine doing? Are you following the user’s guide?  ITS BEST YOU TAKE ACTION NOW!!!  

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