Is it fair to say that your culture, religion, and the environment in which we are raised contribute to our belief in our bodies and our health? If so, how does that impact the decisions we make about our health care as adults?

Like any decision you make, it’s always predestined by the environment and ideas presented in that environment, that you grew up in. When talking about healthcare, your religion and culture are extremely important and influential parts of the decision you make, as in which route you take. In many religions, they have strict rules about what activities you can and cannot do. This plays into the physical limits of your actions, which then effects your decisions for healthcare in the future.

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Ican only answer your first question, a machine is like a human body because it's a little similar. they both almost work like the same.