The Prescription for True Health: Passion, Persistence, and Proactivity

No Prescription Point

Dr Biswajit Mohapatra

4/2/20243 min read

In a world where pharmaceuticals and clinical interventions frequently dominate health-related discussions, it's critical to remember the fundamental elements that truly promote wellness.


Health is more than just the absence of disease; it is a complete state of well-being that includes physical, mental, and emotional balance. While prescriptions and clinical settings have their uses in treating illnesses, they are not the only components of a healthy and fulfilling life.


True health begins with a desire to live well. It's about living life with enthusiasm, finding joy in everyday moments, and cultivating meaningful relationships. When we are passionate about our health, we naturally gravitate towards health-promoting choices, such as eating nutritious foods, getting enough sleep, and engaging in regular physical activity. Passion fuels our commitment to self-care, inspiring us to make positive choices that benefit our overall health.


However, passion alone is not sufficient. Health also necessitates perseverance—the unwavering determination to prioritize our well-being even in the face of obstacles or setbacks. It's about staying the course and acknowledging that progress is often achieved through small, consistent actions taken over time. Persistence ensures that we continue to invest in our health, regardless of the challenges that arise.


Separating fact from fiction, however, can be difficult in today's information-rich world. To make informed health decisions, we must first protect ourselves from misinformation. It entails critically evaluating sources, seeking evidence-based information, and consulting trusted professionals as needed. By arming ourselves with accurate knowledge, we empower ourselves to make decisions that are consistent with our values and goals, while avoiding trends or fads that may cause more harm than good.


In addition to passion, persistence, and protection from misinformation, a Self-Healthcare approach to health acknowledges the power of prayer and spirituality in promoting well-being. For many people, faith provides comfort, strength, and a sense of purpose that transcends physical ailments. Whether through prayer, meditation, or spiritual practices, cultivating our inner life can have a significant impact on our overall health, fostering resilience and inner peace even in the face of adversity.


True health, however, is not passive; it requires action. It's about making conscious choices every day that benefit our health, such as eating whole foods instead of processed ones, prioritising stress management techniques, or cultivating healthy relationships. By taking responsibility for our health and adopting a proactive mindset, we become active participants in our own wellness journeys rather than passive bystanders.


At GSHER we lay the groundwork for a vibrant and fulfilling life by cultivating a passion for living well, persevering in our pursuit of goals, protecting ourselves from misinformation, nurturing our natural being, and taking proactive steps to care for ourselves. So let us embrace the prescription for true health—one based on passion, perseverance, and proactive self-care.


GSHER's establishment of a "No Prescription Point" is critical in promoting true health because it teaches people the value of self-empowerment, individual responsibility, and self-care.


The 'No-Prescription Point' approach emphasizes prevention over reactive treatment. We at NPP believe that healthy lifestyle choices, such as regular exercise, balanced nutrition, stress management, and adequate sleep, can lower the risk of chronic diseases and enhance quality of life.



The ‘No Prescription Point’ approach recognizes the interconnectedness of all health factors and encourages self-healthcare for mind, body, and spirit.


The "No-Prescription Point" approach requires people to understand their bodies, needs, and preferences. It encourages self-reflection and self-awareness, enabling people to make health-related decisions that match their values.


Global Self-healthcare Education and Research (GSHER) is critical in promoting the principles of passion, perseverance, protection from misinformation, prayer, proactivity, and action in the context of fostering true health. By providing individuals with the knowledge and skills they need to care for their own health, GSHER helps create a world where everyone can live a vibrant and fulfilling life.


Dr. Biswajit Mohapatra, MS, FMAS

Chairman, GSHER