Dr. Anyah Unlocks Secret To Long Life

Dr. Felix Anyah

 

Dr. Felix Anyah, CEO of Holy Trinity Spa and Health Farm, has called upon citizens to prioritise their health by undergoing regular health check-ups and adopting sustainable practices.

Highlighting lifestyle diseases as the leading causes of deaths globally, Dr. Anyah’s message serves as a wake-up call for individuals to take charge of their well-being.

In a speech delivered at the Annual Presidential Luncheon of the Institute of Chartered Accountants Ghana (ICAG Ghana) held on Thursday, September 28, 2023, themed “Our Planet, Our Health and Our Well-being”, Dr. Anyah, who was the Special Guest, emphasised the interconnectedness of our planet’s health, individual well-being, and sustainable practices.

The esteemed CEO addressed attendees and highlighted the significance of recognising the impact of our actions on the environment and health.

Specifically, Dr. Anyah highlighted the risks associated with excessive red meat consumption, particularly for men. Citing research studies, he drew attention to the alarming link between a high intake of red meat and an increased likelihood of developing prostate cancer. He advised individuals, especially men, to exercise moderation when consuming red meat and opt for healthier alternatives to reduce their risk.

The CEO emphasised that ICAG Ghana has not only set standards but actively participated in Ghana’s progress through transparent financial operations and enforcing financial stability. Their integrity has attracted investor confidence and played a significant role in the country’s economic growth and development.

Moving on to the main topic, Dr. Anyah discussed the consequences of mismanaging our planet. He highlighted the traditional perspectives on the environment, where specific activities were forbidden in demarcated areas. These areas, such as certain water bodies and forests, were revered, and fishing, farming, hunting, and wood harvesting were restricted.

Dr. Anyah emphasised the importance of revisiting these traditional perspectives and finding ways to integrate them into modern practices. He proposed that ICAG Ghana could play a crucial role in creating a better planet by actively engaging in sustainability efforts and advocating for environmentally conscious practices within the business and financial sectors.

The CEO outlined ten pillars of wellness that could guide individuals and societies in combating health challenges. These pillars included physical activity, healthy eating, stress management, emotional well-being, and social connection, among others.

Concluding his speech, Dr. Anyah urged ICAG Ghana and its members to embrace their responsibility in protecting the planet, promoting health, and ensuring the well-being of Ghanaians. He emphasised the importance of collective effort and collaboration in confronting the current and future challenges faced by our planet.

The speech delivered by Dr. Anyah left attendees inspired and motivated to take action towards a sustainable future, emphasising the vital connection between our planet, health, and well-being.

In her address, ICAG President, Ms. Sena Dake admonished Chartered Accountants to support the promotion of inclusive healthcare.

She praised Dr. Anyah’s speech and confirmed that ICAG Ghana is committed to playing a crucial role in promoting a green economy in Ghana. She stated that the Institute is already taking steps towards achieving this goal, such as offering certifications in green accounting and auditing, and collaborating with other organisations to address strategic issues related to sustainability.

Ms. Dake also announced that ICAG Ghana is currently working on introducing courses, workshops, and seminars that focus on the intersection of accounting, sustainability, and public health, which will equip future accountants with a holistic understanding of these critical areas for a green economy.

The ICAG President emphasised that ICAG Ghana will continue to advocate for regulatory change in tax policies to support the integration of sustainability and health metrics into traditional accounting frameworks. She called on all stakeholders to work together towards a common goal of promoting a sustainable, healthy, and prosperous future for Ghana.

Holy Trinity Spa and Health Farm, under Dr. Anyah’s leadership, has been at the forefront of promoting holistic healthcare that integrates medical advancements, preventative measures, and sustainable practices. The institution has established itself as a leading advocate for proactive healthcare and has consistently emphasised the importance of regular health check-ups as a means of early detection and prevention of diseases.

BY Vincent Kubi