Importance of Healthy Lifestyle Essay

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    this class I was taught many lessons and very informative information that will be useful for my entire life time. Some of the major take-a-ways from this course includes: how to create my own effective personal exercise plan, the importance of good health and healthy eating habits, more knowledge about cancer, and more about the essential nutrients that the human body requires. Having to sit down to create my own personal exercise routine was a very big learning assignment. I had to actually…

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    One of the biggest reasons children become obese is because they haven’t learned what leads to obesity, ways to portion their diets, and the importance of physical activity. There is no better place for them to learn the idea of a healthy lifestyle than school, and by placing healthy vending machines in schools students are constantly surrounded healthy…

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    problem in this country which trickles down to our children. The CDC reports “approximately 4.7 million, or 11% of youths 6-17 years are seriously overweight.” This statistic demonstrates why we need to tackle this issue head on and prevent this lifestyle from continuing into adulthood. Childhood obesity prevention starts with educating parents, offering nutritious school lunches and healthier options by manufacturers. Furthermore, the government has a responsibility to regulate that the…

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    order to understand choices. So when a percentage of the world’s population continues to select non-healthy eating choices, the question is whether enough of the right type of education is being offered to the consumer. The question also has to be asked if this education is effective and if marketing techniques and penetration of the consumer education is enough to make a significant impact into healthy eating habits. Lisa Miller describes in her article "Misunderstanding Of Front-Of-Package…

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    Health (OCH) is compiled of five strategies: building healthy public policies, creating supportive environments, strengthening community action, developing personal skills, and reorientating health services, and is an important part of community and global health promotion (McMurray & Clendon, 2015; WHO, 1986). The role of a nurse is to use the strategies of the OCH as an action plan to…

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    an overall healthy diet? Nowadays we are so caught up in our jobs, school work, families and so much more that we tend to forget the meaning of living a healthy life. There is a lack of self-caring lately, and you can easily forget to answer the question, “what makes you happy?” If you put some time towards each compartments that goes into living a holistic, healthy life, you may experience the state of content. In this essay, we will discuss the steps to achieving a healthy lifestyle. First,…

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    Clean eating, healthy eating, or dieting. Whatever name people want to give it, one fact the majority of people can not deny is that they do not do it. The reason more people do not take more of an advantage of this disease treating or curing, all around beneficial lifestyle is unknown. Mary Woodbury Hooper reveals statistics about obesity in her article “Weight Management.” Hooper writes “According to data from the World Health Organization, approximately 13 percent of the world’s adult…

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    nuts, poultry or beans. Vegetables, in large, are not eaten in large quantities by some Americans (except for potatoes). The Harvard table explains the importance of a large variety or vegetables and less focus on potatoes which contain large amounts or starch. Starch effects blood sugar the same way in which sugar effects blood sugar. Healthy oils, which is NOT included on the USDA’s version, that include canola, or olive oil that have been proven to lower cholesterol and, in moderation,…

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    valuable lessons, how to be safe, and have a healthier lifestyle. I will show you why kids should do Youth Competitive Sports and why it is good for them. To start off, kids should do Youth Competitive Sports because people are finding ways to stop the rate of concussions from growing at a rapid pace. A solution that people have done to stop the rate of concussions from growing at a rapid pace is partnering with…

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    help others and learn about the people he encounters. He works out daily, but he suggested that exercise be done at least three times a week. The more time you devote, then the happier and stronger you will become. He explained, “Being ‘healthy’ is a lifestyle not something you do one time or once in the future. It is a change that betters a person and it is something that you can always alter and build on as you become stronger” (Carlyle). Although working out is beneficial, there is…

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