Importance of Healthy Lifestyle Essay

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    Nutrition is the provision of nutrients to cells and organisms to support life. Many common health problems can be overcome by providing the right quantity of nutrients as and when required by the body. As we all know, Good and healthy nutrition is a must for being healthy and keeping our body fit. It is also important as it keeps us away from chronic diseases, which when manifested may have no cure, and in extreme cases can lead to the death of a person. So it is important to understand how it…

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    Best part is I’m not lying, you won’t have to keep yourself away from the foods you love or spend endless hours without grabbing a bite. A balanced diet goes beyond the restrictions, it is a fundamental part of a healthy routine. The problem is that most people underestimate the importance of a balanced…

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    of time eating breakfast, lunch, and having snacks that the school provides throughout the day. Cafeteria food is ordered in large amounts in order to feed a large amount of students, so cost-effectiveness typically overrules the idea of choosing healthy food items in order to prevent financial instability within school systems. The USDA Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion mentions that the most nutritious foods include vegetables, fruits, whole grains, seafood, eggs, unsalted nuts and…

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    individual life a healthy lifestyle. A good diet plan and sometimes combined with physical exercise can help one maintain a healthy weight, promote health, and reduce one’s risk of getting chronic diseases such as diabetes, cancer and heart disease. Unhealthy eating habits are the main cause of the obesity epidemic facing the United States. Healthy eating is for every person as even those with a healthy weight are at a healthy risk that can cause death in case they do not maintain a healthy…

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    claim. When physicians warn patients, like Tommy, to go on a salt free diet, some patients may deny being able to follow the recommended lifestyle due to the fact that “[they] could if [they] wanted to… [but eating salt food] is just something [they do]” (Abraham 138). This proves the point that some patients do not consider the importance of pursuing a healthy lifestyle. They have the mindset that if they “need to stop doing [something in their diet], they can do it” (Abraham 138). Moreover,…

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    lose weight which is relatable to the customer. This creates a connection to the customer and makes a healthy lifestyle seem not out of reach. Belviq primarily gets their customers to order their product by the irrefutable facts. These facts give the customer assurance in the product and do not make Belviq look tender on their standpoints on what they wish to achieve, which is a healthy lifestyle for all their customers. Altogether these strategies used by Belviq are effective in persuading…

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    needs, which differ from those, they have responded to in the past. These differences can be attributed to changes in our demographics (an aging population), and people suffering form long-term and concurrent conditions due to societal impact on lifestyle and diet. A traditional health system model focusing on secondary care is no longer sustainable or appropriate, due to the increase in non-communicable diseases (NCDs) such as cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes, in a population, which…

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    people live that are of the greatest importance because they help to shape our health. Clearly, the better the conditions the healthier the person will be.…

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    interventions so they know the health repercussions of living an unhealthy lifestyle. I also believe that school-based intervention is important because school is where children spend a lot of their time. School is a place where children learn. If schools taught about the repercussions of living an unhealthy lifestyle and the benefits of living a healthy lifestyle, I think they would be more inclined to live a healthy lifestyle. Also, children will go home and tell their parents about what they…

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    short article Pollard (2009), starts off by mentioning the importance of walking. She also mentions the benefits that come from walking. Some of the benefits help to reduce heart diseases. As a community health nurse working in the Family Health Clinic patients with heart disease which mainly include high cholesterol, hypertension or diabetes are seen daily. It is the clinic’s mission to help these patients get healthy by making healthy lifestyle choices by eating right and exercising. Educative…

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