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＋Some people contend that it is much easier to have a healthy lifestyle in the suburban areas, while others contend that cities may also nurture health-related advantages. Although I concur there are certain benefits of living in the cities, I disagree that maintaining a healthy lifestyle in urban areas is easy. This essay will discuss both views before arguing why I believe such.

On the one hand, some people believe that it is much simpler for citizens to lead a healthy lifestyle in countryside areas, and I do lean towards this viewpoint. First, healthy lifestyle is not defined by how your health is maintained by medicines, drugs, or prescriptions but rather what prepare you to avoid serious consequences that need such medical services. In this sense, suburban regions serve as the catalyst for better mental health. Compared to hectic lifestyles popular in cities, wider green spaces in countryside feature a more peaceful, relaxed, and comfortable environment. Tranquil atmosphere potentially helps individuals get away from reality, allow them to immerse in their own real of thoughts, and help them easily recall the most beautiful memories. These may seem inefficient, but they may mitigate depression, work-related stress, or self-isolation. Obviously, when mentality is reinforced, improved physical status comes its way.

However, proponents of urban areas argue that cities do boast a wide range of places that can foster a healthy mind, while also improving physical status. They indicate that modern healthcare facilities, professional doctor forces can simplify the check-in and treatment process. Following these benefits, it is also notable that if any emergency situations happen, there will be always rescuing teams to help and available healthcare systems to rely on. When comparing these advantages with disproportionate distribution of hospitals or pharmacies in the countryside, city-enthusiasts might conclude that cities are overwhelmingly beneficial in terms of state-of-the-art health facilities and services. Nevertheless, I regard this is just a surface benefit, and many underlying health-issues make healthy lifestyle in cities seemingly uneasy to achieve. Factories trigger water contamination, harmful substances from insurmountable vehicles may worsen air quality, and rat-race habits possibly make life feels more stressful. Granted, the countryside do lack healthcare facilities, but it is just a matter of budget and time. The real reward lies in those aforementioned mental benefits, which compensate for this insufficiency.

In conclusion, while cities bear certain benefits for citizens's health, I firmly maintain that countryside strongly fosters healthy lifestyle, which is easily achieved because of peaceful, refreshing, and tranquil environment, all of which potentially nurturing mental and physical health.