Ask 50 people to define what a “healthy lifestyle” is, and you’ll likely get 50 different answers. That’s because there’s no one way to be healthy. A healthy lifestyle simply means doing things that make you happy and feel good.
For one person, that may mean walking a mile five times a week, eating fast food once a week, and spending virtual or in-person time with loved ones every other day. For someone else, a healthy lifestyle may be training and running two marathons a year, following a healthy diet, and never having a sip of alcohol.
How is it beneficial?
Making changes to improve your health can lead to benefits for your body, your mind, your wallet, and even the environment.
1. Prevents Disease
Healthy habits can reduce the risk of various diseases, including those that may run in your family. For example, in a recent study, adults who followed a standard American diet (rich in fruits and vegetables) for 8 weeks had a reduced risk of cardiovascular disease.
2. Saves MoneY
It’s always smart to see your medical provider for an annual or bi-annual physical exam and to have your blood work checked. This is especially true seeing how some health conditions, such as high blood pressure, are “silent.” This means they don’t have any symptoms, so unless you are checked, you usually don’t know you have the condition.
3. LENGTHENS LIFESPAN
Basic healthy habits are connected with living a longer life. If, at age 50, you’ve never smoked, maintain a healthy weight, are regularly active, follow a healthy diet, and keep alcohol to a moderate consumption, you could live up to 14 years longer. Making even a few of these changes could lengthen your lifespan.
EASY WAYS TO START BEING HEALTHIER:
1. Eat more vegetables 2. Be more active 3. Control stress 4. Try to get good sleep 5. Take high quality therapies from Titan Medical Center that will help enhance your overall quality of life!
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