Scenario #1
Laughter is said to be a great healer. Create a Laugh-A-Lot program for hospitals that will bring laughter into the wards.
Scenario #2
If there are people who eat and drink all the wrong things, smoke too much, don’t get enough exercise, but live to a ripe old age, why don’t doctors recommend we follow their lead?
Scenario #3
For those people who don’t find going to the gym or pounding the streets very interesting, what’s a more exciting way to keep fit?
Scenario #4
Is it possible to devise a way for people to eat junk food and still be healthy?
Scenario #5
If eating isn’t just about nutrition but is also about emotion, how could supermarkets sell “happy” food?
Scenario #6
Some people don’t find drinking water very appealing, despite the potential health benefits. How can we make drinking water more attractive?
Scenario #7
How can stores present vegetables in such a way that children would want to eat them?
Scenario #8
If we can have our tonsils, adenoids, wisdom teeth, tailbone, appendix, and sinuses removed with no adverse effects, what’s the point of them?
Scenario #9
What could be the argument supporting the daim that wearing high heels regularly is good for women?
Scenario #10
What’s an innovative way for people to eat more in order to lose weight?
