Many diseases that have caused many deaths are non-infectious. Yet, they are Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) caused by human behaviors and lifestyles such as inappropriate diet, lack of exercise, accumulating stress and multiple toxins exposure from our environment. 

Chronic diseases like Diabetes, High blood pressure, Heart disease, Dyslipidemia, Coronary Artery and Ischemic stroke are all extremely dangerous and harmful. Although some do not cause immediate death, they however can have a huge impact on the daily lives of sufferers.

Blood sugar levels or blood glucose levels normally spikes after a meal. This can create more sugar toxicity than relatively constant sugar levels. Therefore, the blood sugar level is an important factor that patients must not overlook.

Cancer is a disease that has one of the highest rates of death. Studies have shown that most cancer deaths are commonly caused by late diagnosis. This is because by the time the patient is diagnosed, the cancer would have already metastasized and therefore causing the body to deteriorate. In most cases, this can be clearly seen from the externally physical appearance plus the pain and suffering the patient is experiencing inside.