09/04/2026
If you have ten hours, I would really like to convince you to think differently about your health.
Okay. You probably don't have ten hours. So maybe just start with one of our Philosophical Issues posts: What Is Health? How a Blog Post Ruined My Day. Start From Strength. Do You Have to Watch It All to Care? The Convenience Lifestyle. The Pleasure Trap.
Boy, this sounds appetizing, I know.
But this series is where we get to have the deeper conversations about health. Not just what to eat, how much to exercise, or whether you should be taking a supplement, but the questions underneath all of that. What do we actually mean when we say we want to be healthy? Why is it so hard to do the things we already know are probably good for us? What has convenience changed about the way we live? Why do we tend to start with everything that is wrong instead of everything that is still working?
We talk about pleasure, habits, responsibility, resilience, environment, and the strange gap between knowing and doing. In other words, the stuff that tends to make health a lot more complicated than a checklist.
These are not ten-second wellness tips. They are more like the kind of thing you read, think about for a while, and then maybe look up from your screen and say, “I’m going for a walk.”
And, hopefully after your walk, you'll say, “I should probably talk to a naturopathic doctor.”
https://coloradond.org/category/philosophical-issues/