How to Maintain a Healthy Lifestyle Essay

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    Primary Counselor met with Pt. for his monthly individual counseling session. Counselor and Pt. discussed his progress in recovery, his medication compliance and side effects, any personal concern and/or problems and current car accident. Pt. reported that he has been arguing with his girlfriend over money issues. Pt. indicated that his current prescribed medication is working well. Pt. is taking 8 mg of subutex and he is on a stable dose. Pt. denied having any medication side effects. Pt.…

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    also believe that everybody can make an easy decision to be healthy, but in reality there is much more to consider than what lies on the surface of when looking at people’s health. For example, people of low income can not always afford to buy healthy food or quality health care and are often not as well educated. Being healthy should not be a luxury for only those who have the money to support things needed to maintain a healthy lifestyle, it…

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    plan for patients so they can maintain a healthy lifestyle. The health psychologist is a person who helps educate and inform patients in hopes of helping them take control of their health and lifestyle. Health psychologist are known for their prevention work that is used to help with all types of issues. The health psychologist works with a range of issues. The issues range from obesity to anxiety and depression. The health psychologist is there to help a patient maintain a positive outlook on…

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    approximately 18,000 kindergarteners for a three-year period. At the end of the three-year timeframe, a 5.4% increase in the number of obese children was realized. All of this weight gain occurred during the summer months [1]. If children are unable to maintain the healthy…

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    These help a lot, because anyone that tries to improve a healthy lifestyle will use this program and know the amount of calories a food contain. My plate assignment also guide you people deficiency in vitamin and over consume percentage of vitamin. In case you lack on an important vitamin your body will not function…

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    responsibility. On the other hand, parents’ contends that the food industries and advisers are the cause. Others even maintain that it is a combination of both. My own view is that parents need to take responsibility for the lifestyle their kids are living because as a parent, we are in control of what our children eat and do during the day. But, one might ask what is childhood obesity and how do we classify a…

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    care towards nutrition and vitamin intake, since after all, kids don 't really care about that stuff as much as their parents do. Healthy dieting hasn 't died down anymore than unhealthy lifestyles have surged.…

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    health diseases such as diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol and heart diseases. Some major risk factors are lifestyle, SES (Socioeconomic Status), and neighborhood. Lifestyle factors such as eating habits and physical activities impact obesity. Education, social status, and income also play a role in preventing or influencing obesity. Lastly, access or lack of healthy fruits and vegetables in neighborhoods plays a role in obesity. This health issue is affecting people from low income…

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    Divorce will mess up the family and forever screw up the children. That 's the stigma that divorce has faced for over decades. Reports, statistics, and data all show how divorce will have negative effects on the children. It 's inevitable that divorce will effect the child 's upbringing, and change the way they can move forward. However, not all change needs to be damaging to the children or parents. Changes on the microsystem, mesosystem, exosystem, and macrosystem level can be made to help…

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    The lifestyle of a vegetarian is highly beneficial on medical standards. However, not only may vegetarianism alter one 's health condition, but it may entirely change one 's typical diet. This is due to eliminating meat products. A vegetarian should take in the consideration of protein in a diet. A little thought is needed to figure out how to get protein and other nutrients a vegetarian may lack once eliminating meat products. Therefore, in order to balance out the loss of meat products, it is…

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