Well, where we do not. People believe that if you go to the south, then life will get better.
Here we must start with the fact that a person has many diseases that develop gradually, and then somehow manifest themselves. If you have moved, then it is not a fact that you will be well. Maybe by that time the diseases will finally appear, and it will be bad.
Sometimes, even in childhood, a person undermines his health with something, and then sometime in the future it manifests itself. He comes all so happy to a new place, and there a sore and disappointment awaits him.
And it also happens that some harmful living conditions sharpen a person for a very long time, until they finally break it down. The longer he lives in such a harmful environment, the worse it will be for him. Well, the sooner you leave this unhealthy place, the better.
Stories
I will tell you a few examples from my friends and others around. Real life stories.
My friends decided to move from Siberia to the Krasnodar Territory. They have been there, they liked it. It's good that the move was started in the middle of summer. We quickly realized that in July it was possible to move only from one air conditioner to another and turned back to Siberia. Didn't even wait for the container with the junk.
In another example, a person who moved to Crimea got rid of the asthma that tormented him. There were no such allergens.
And some others, having lived half a year in the tropics, forgot about eczema. Eczema usually doesn't go away. It is sewn into your genes. In such people, the skin easily loses water and becomes cracked. But if you keep water in the skin, then eczema may not appear in any way.
So this man for some reason at home could not sufficiently moisturize his skin and walked around in bloody crusts all year. In a humid tropical climate, it all went away in a couple of weeks. Nothing needed to be smeared. The skin just bathed in the humid air. Well, and probably the environment, which penetrated through the old cracks in the skin, turned out to be more friendly than at home.
There, even in warm climates, blood pressure is usually lower. For some, this is important.
A familiar aunt worked for a couple of years under a contract in the Maldives. I got five years younger. But then, returning to Siberia, she instantly wrinkled and aged ten years.
Moreover, in theory, it is generally accepted that in the north, the skin becomes better, because the sun does not age it. But for some reason I came across the opposite.
On the other hand, moving to a warmer place can run into kitchen fumes, aboriginal smokers and other air pollution that can finish off your unhealthy lungs. Immediately I introduce the Chinese with their thin cigarettes.
This is if you do not remember all sorts of cholera and malaria.
For some reason I have not come across examples of the beneficial effects of the northern climate on health. Well, kind of like Jack London, when people left dirty cities in the wild cold, and they had tuberculosis.
Health care
Personally, I would like to live where stents are available that are inserted into the vessels of the heart; endoprostheses, which replace collapsed joints; neurosurgeons who repair an aneurysm in the head, or oncologists with their own tomographs and all kinds of irradiators. Without them, you can be stuck in a beautiful but poor place forever. Lame, sick, paralyzed. Or die altogether.
Well, that is, even medical tourists go to my Barnaul. It looks like it's not always good where we are not.
Didn't you want to move?
