Omar Zenhom argues that financial strain is a hidden health risk. An American Journal of Epidemiology study found people under high financial stress have a 20% higher likelihood of chronic conditions like heart disease and diabetes. Money enables better food, gym access, sleep, and time off.
Making money is good for your health. In fact, not making enough money might be the biggest hidden health risk you are ignoring right now. A study published by the American Journal of Epidemiology found that people with high financial strain were 20% more likely to develop chronic health conditions, including heart disease and diabetes. Here are some things you know are true Healthy food costs more Gym memberships aren't free. Taking time off to rest and go on holiday and mentally recharge? Not an option if you don't have money. Getting eight hours of sleep when you're grinding two jobs? Absolutely. Absolutely unrealistic. Making money is how you stay healthy, mentally and physically. Making money allows you to make an impact at a greater scale. You're not chasing money. You're chasing freedom. You're chasing health. You're chasing better life. You're chasing what money can allow you to do.
