What is the way to be happy?

Just 190 grams of polar bear or polar bear liver will kill you. So do you think polar bears have poison in their livers and will die? Nah don't die of poison. Will die from vitamin A overdose. It is very surprising to hear that someone can die after consuming vitamin A, which is essential for the human body. right? 190 grams of polar bear liver contains 900 times more vitamin A than the human body needs. This excess vitamin A will disable your nervous system and kill you.

The exact same thing happens if you eat 80 kg of carrots in one go. However, no one can eat 80 kg of carrots at one time, so I gave the example of polar bear's liver. For thousands of years, polar bear livers have been known to be poisonous to the people of the North Pole. But recently the exact reason of the matter is known. In fact, although vitamin A is very necessary for the human body, it is poisonous if taken in excess. This does not apply only to the polar bear's liver. Excess consumption of anything, no matter how good it is, is like poison. The difference is that there is evidence for vitamin A and there is no evidence that buying 50 sarees or 60 Punjabis is toxic or not.

Evidence is not available for many things. For example, if the partner does not have a sexually transmitted disease, then polygamy does not have any harmful side effects. Rather, versatility can also be called a skill. So is versatility a good thing? Can we encourage diversity? The same thing applies to product addiction. A friend of mine had 24 pairs of shoes. Another girlfriend had 27 watches. They are not even from the upper class families of the society. Yet they have to have 24 pairs of shoes or 27 watches. Why? Neither watch nor shoes are unnecessary. But so say 22 pairs of shoes? 27 watches? Apart from outsiders, my mother has 62 bed sheets in her closet. I don't know if we need 62 sheets in our 4 bed room house. I don't know if we need 6 sets of dinner sets with cabinets in our family of 4 people. I once decided to give these things to people. But when I said this in front of my mother, I was going to eat at Jhata's house at this old age. So it is no longer done. Who is responsible for our unlimited addiction to this product? Capitalism or the innate love for products that everyone has?