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    20 minutes. To make sure I successfully completed the exercise I had friends pick me up and take me to workout with them. As a result, that was used as a method of motivation to achieve my main goal which was to do exercises to live a healthier lifestyle. The next, strategy that I found helpful…

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    living a healthy lifestyle could bring? Living a healthy lifestyle does not mean going to a gym every day, and there are simple ways to incorporate fitness into a busy lifestyle. Along with the personal health benefits to living a healthier lifestyle, it can also have a dramatic impact on those that live around you. Incorporating fitness and nutrition into a busy lifestyle can have tremendous benefits for individuals and their families. We all know that fitness and nutrition…

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    It is important for nurses to follow doctor orders promptly. If IVs are ordered, nurses to need start an IV and monitor for any type of complications of the IV. One of the main things nurses can do to help maintain a healthy blood pressure is to constantly monitor the patients blood pressure and notify the physician if the patient has a systolic blood pressure greater than 160mm Hg or a diastolic blood pressure of 115mm Hg immediately. However, many doctors have…

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    to be in a good health, we should practice healthy lifestyle where the definition of lifestyle is describes as complex behavioral strategies and routines, attitudes and values, norms assumed in order to individual or group to score as convenient in a social context. (Cozma, Gavriluta, Mitrea, Cojocaru, 2014). Therefore, healthy lifestyle is a way of living that lowers the risk of being seriously ill or dying early (WHO, 1999). Living a healthy lifestyle may mean something different from one…

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    the volleyball team. From being involved in athletics, even though it was just for a year, I have learned valuable life lessons such as teamwork, confidence, and has promoted me to carry out an active lifestyle. First of all, from playing volleyball, I began to value teamwork since it taught me how to collaborate with a group of people working towards a common goal. This lesson I’ve learned has helped me in group work in my classes and in the various community service projects I participated in…

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    the now, modern era of a balanced and nutritious meal with grains, fruits, vegetables, proteins, and dairy. In today’s society we are still growing with new ways to scientifically prove how to eat healthier and stay fit to social standards. To this day, scientists are proving what we originally thought to be healthy could in reality, be unhealthy. Just a few years ago, the United States’ standard health meal plan was a food pyramid but now, we have ChooseMyPlate which is a new modified version…

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    access to opportunities that enable healthy lives? Make sure to discuss what a "healthy life" entails Human beings should have the right to full access to opportunities that enable healthy lives. I use the word “should” in lieu of “do” because in the world we live in now, access to a healthy life is seen as a privilege instead of a right. To dissect this topic further, a basic understanding of a “healthy life” must be defined. A healthy lifestyle is a lifestyle that, “...includes not smoking,…

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    the quantity and quality of the types of food you consume into your body are important. By choosing to eat a healthy diet plan is the best way to decrease your risk of heart disease. Choose foods low in sodium, trans fat, and saturated fat. To be part of a healthy diet, remember to select the food that has good nutrients and read the nutritional facts carefully before buying. Being healthy meaning you must eat plenty of fruits and vegetables, drinking plenty of water, eat anything that is green,…

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    only distinguished itself in the marketplace but with consumers that they attract. EAS defines attitudes as “ the way a person feels towards an object.” Pret’s consumer attitude is “ high achievers, have to work hard, success is their main focus, healthy and care about appearances, experiences, mature, thinkers meaning that they have to think of the next big thing, urban professional and time starved.” Pret understands their market niche are the consumers “who are aware of nutrition and are…

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    They will usually have no memory of their lifestyle and who their family is. This will make it extremely difficult for the patient’s family. The patient with Alzheimer’s disease will usually be in the care of a nursing home or have a full time carer. They will believe that loved ones who have passed…

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