The phrase "addicted health" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a strong reliance on health-related practices or habits, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "Many people find themselves in a state of addicted health, constantly seeking the next wellness trend."
Alternatives: "health obsession" or "wellness addiction".
Bryson has written extensively on the subject of the addicted health care provider, and even published his book, Addicted Healers, in 2012.
Some of the earliest evidence emerged from high success rates in treatment of addicted health professionals, says Haroutunian: The Federation of State Physician Health Programs has long recommended 90-day treatments and continued follow-up care for doctors who abuse drugs.
"I would tell them, 'You're addicted to health food.' It was my way of having them not take themselves so seriously," said Bratman, who published a book on the condition.
"I would tell them, 'You're addicted to health food.' It was my way of having them not take themselves so seriously," said Dr. Bratman, who published a book on the subject, "Health Food Junkies," in 2001.
Dr. Newman spent much of his time involved with often-unpopular causes, like needle exchange programs, methadone clinics for heroin addicts, health care programs for lesbians and do-not-resuscitate requests for terminally ill patients.
I'm an author, founder and Executive Director of Prison Yoga + Meditation, designer, knitting addict, health nut, and Scarlett's mumsy.
She claims her husband became addicted to smoking before health warnings appeared on packets.
Fifteen years later, when the very idea of psychotherapy with schizophrenics had been made to seem preposterous by a mental health establishment addicted to drug treatment, I became curious as to why so "absurd" a method would have been taken so seriously by someone as sensible as Frieda.
"These state departments of health have become addicted to extra federal bioterrorism dollars". No one denies that Spice is a public health problem.
We hope that, years from now, we don't look back at this critical point in the history of e-cigarettes as a missed public-health opportunity to help health-concerned smokers addicted to cigarettes.
