The importance of health and wellbeing certainly took the first place in the healthcare industry over the last decade. With baby boomers approaching or reaching the third age, medical healthcare and tension and awareness by more and more people limits the science of medicine, the company has developed an increasingly responsible attitude towards its health and well-being.
People do not just rely on doctors or hospitals to make them better if they are sick. Instead, the approach has turned into disease prevention, to maintain or improve existing health status. The tremendous growth of the health industry as a whole reflects this trend.
The importance of health and wellness is reflected in the fact that diet, weight-loss programs, sports programs and equipment, fitness facilities, spas, nutritional supplements and recreational activities are common. Some of these changes are dictated by the extreme demands and long-awaited treatment in the health system, but also by the desire of the worker generation to adopt a more active lifestyle after retirement. activity of their choice. For this purpose to manifest in reality, a good health foundation must be built throughout life, not just to try to repair the damage once it is done.
It’s clear why the healthcare industry has reversed its current direction. Simply putting the importance of health and wellbeing at the top of the priority list, everyone will be able to make the most of their future.
What is Blockchain?
If you are trying to dive into this mysterious thing called blockchain, you will be forgiven for backing horror at the absolute opacity of technical jargon that is often used for framing. So before entering into what is cryptocurrency and how blockchain technology can change the world, let’s discuss what is the actual blockchain.
In simple terms, blockchain is a record of digital transactions, unlike the big books we’ve used for hundreds of years to record sales and purchases. In fact, the function of this digital register is almost identical to the traditional register because it records debits and credits among people. This is the basic concept behind blockchain; the difference is who holds the ledger and who verifies the transaction.
With traditional transactions, payments from one person to another involve some kind of intermediary to facilitate transactions. Let’s say Rob wants to transfer £ 20 to Melanie. He can give you money in the form of 20 pounds bills, or he can use some kind of bank application to transfer money directly into his bank account. In both cases, the bank is the intermediary that verifies the transaction: Rob’s funds are verified when he withdraws money from the cash dispenser, or they are verified by the application during the digital transfer. The bank decides whether the transaction will occur. The Bank also holds records of all transactions made by Rob, and is responsible for updating every time Rob pays someone or receives money from his account. In other words, the bank holds and controls the list, and everything goes through the bank.
This is a big responsibility, so it’s important that Rob thinks he can trust his bank, otherwise he will not risk his money with them. He must have assurance that the bank will not cheat him, lose his money, stolen or lost overnight. This need for trust has supported almost all major behavior and monolithic financial aspects, to the point where even when we discovered that banks were not responsible for our money during the 2008 financial crisis, the government (other intermediaries) chose to save them rather than risk destroying bits last belief by letting them crumble.
Blockchains work differently at key points: they are fully decentralized. There is no clearing center like a bank and no central list is owned by an entity. Instead, ledgers are distributed across an extensive network of computers, called nodes, each of which contains copies of the entire ledger on each hard drive. All these nodes are connected to each other through peer-to-peer software, which synchronizes data across the network nodes and ensures that everyone has the same version of the ledger at all times.
Participants in the Zealeum ecosystem
Participants in the Zealeum ecosystem include, but are not limited to:
people
Those who follow their fitness goals and well-being.
Those who follow health-related data to monitor chronic disease
Those who document and plan the food.
Those interested in controlling their health care.
establishment
The fitness center rewards users with a ZEAL token in return for visiting the gym and training or purchasing products or services from their facilities.
The company offers massage services, martial arts classes or therapies.
Insurance companies offer insurance products to clients based on their medical records and health profiles.
Hospitals or physicians seeking medical records and user health profiles.
professional
Fitness coaches who want to offer special packages to people based on their fitness and fitness profiles
Nutritionists offer services, including personalized meal plans, keeping in mind the profile and characteristics of each user
Lifecoaches and other lifestyle experts offer customizable and customizable packages tailored to the needs of each user.
Broker Information and Data Buyers
At the heart of the Zealeum platform are user-controlled and user-generated health data and appropriate data markets.
Users can decide which information to share or sell, and to whom.
Whenever a purchase request is made, the user will be notified and can approve the sale of their data to obtain a ZEAL token.
Data requests can be made by professionals such as fitness trainers and nutritionists, institutes, information brokers, doctors or others interested in offering products or services to users.
Users get ZEAL Token only to connect with this potential buyer!
After individual approval, the information will be carefully analyzed, collected and packaged for sale to high volume data buyers to fund other developments and community initiatives on the platform.
Initial details of the token offer
Blockchain: Ethereum
• Token Name: Zeal Token
• Jeton: ZEAL
• Total chip offer: 1,000,000,000 ZEAL
• Available publicly: 600 000 000 ZEAL
• Close stiff: USD 50,000,000
• Soft Cap: USD 5.000.000
• 50% of unsold tokens will be shared with participants through the Zealeum Community Fund
• 50% of unsold chips will be burned.
For more information visit:
Website: https://www.zealeum.life
Whitepaper: https://zealeum.life/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/zealeaum_white_paper_mar1318-1.pdf
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