Memory loss is the most common sub-health symptom, so what are the guidelines for sub-health prevention in China?

The Guide to Sub-health Prevention and Control is novel, practical and easy to understand, which can be used as a reference book for health workers in primary medical and health institutions, as well as for readers' self-care, health preservation and prevention of sub-health. The content of this book is novel, practical and easy to understand, which can be used as a reference book for health workers in primary medical and health institutions, and also as a reference book for readers to self-care, preserve health and prolong life and prevent sub-health. ? [2] At present, China is gradually entering? An aging society, that is to say, in the next few decades, the population of middle-aged and elderly people in China will increase by 2-3 times, and at the same time, the total number of people suffering from chronic diseases will be several times more than now. According to what? According to the statistics defined by the World Health Organization, more than 65,438+0/3 people are in a transitional state between health and disease.

Sub-health and healthy people

Compared with the population, diseases tend to attack people who are in a "sub-health" state more easily.

So who is the high-risk group of sub-health? Generally speaking, white-collar workers engaged in mental work are high-risk groups of "sub-health". At present, there are six high-risk groups of sub-health, namely sports personnel, movie stars, middle-aged intellectuals, leaders, office workers and drivers. Please see the relevant investigation report. The well-known brand Baicaowei Chiba cooperated with relevant online media to conduct a systematic questionnaire survey on the health status of white-collar workers in Beijing. The survey * * * received 3200 questionnaires. Of the people surveyed, 90%

% of people are office workers aged 20-45, and the results of these surveys are not optimistic.

The survey results show that less than 7% of white-collar workers think they are physically and mentally healthy, which shows that 93% of white-collar workers have one kind or another of "sub-health" symptoms. 75% of the respondents have symptoms such as poor memory, forgetfulness, difficulty in concentration and slow response; 92% of the respondents claimed that they had sleep disorders, such as insomnia, dreaminess and wakefulness. 9 1% of the respondents have symptoms such as general aches, weakness of limbs, stiff neck and shoulders, dizziness and numbness of hands and feet.

90% of the respondents have decreased immunity, such as frequent colds, cough, fever, infection, slow recovery after illness, diarrhea and other symptoms; 76% of the respondents have mental health problems to varying degrees, such as reluctance to contact or communicate with others, love sarcasm, love suspicion and other psychological problems. These symptoms seriously plague white-collar office workers and bring a lot of inconvenience to their work and life.

The data show that young and middle-aged backbone personnel, senior intellectuals, entrepreneurs, managers and technical backbones from all walks of life belong to susceptible groups, and the incidence of sub-health among them is as high as 70%. In some emerging industries, such as high-tech industries and IT employees, the incidence of sub-health is also high. In addition, the incidence of sub-health in advertising, news, institutions and performing arts industries is as high as 50%.