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Nature's law for health: output depends on input.

There is a growing understanding that people have envolved with and are part of a complex environment and that their interactions with it are profound. Human beings, if they wish to be healthy, are obliged to adapt to the dictates of ecological reality. How this is being recognized in Canada's policies on health promotion is outlined below