Saturday, October 19, 2019

Wellness Tips

Healthy Eating
  • Eat lots of good food
    • Fruits, vegetables, and whole grains are excellent for you. The more you eat, the better you will be. Also, opt for organic and non-GMO whenever possible.
  • Limit the not so good food
    • Have meat, dairy, sweets, and processed grains sparingly. While they can be enjoyed in moderation, they will make you unhealthy if overindulged.
Healthy Nutrition
  • Know what your body needs and check your diet if you are feeling bad.
    • Research credible medical resources to know what you need / how much for yourself. Many health problems can be traced to not getting certain foods / nutrients.
  • Avoid drugs, alcohol, and smoking
    • What some may consider popular will just age you in the long run.
Healthy Moving
  • Do not sit all day
    • Too much sitting is not good for the body. Get up and stretch, move around, and walk.
  • Make exercise fun
    • Join a sport club, ride a longboard, take a hike, fly a kite, etc. Exercise should be fun, not a chore.
Healthy Sleep
  • Get your beauty rest
    • Aim for 9 hours of sleep. Keep a bedtime routine and enjoy your rest.
  • Avoid caffeine
    • If your body is telling you to rest, listen. Too much reliance on caffeine leads to masking tiredness, which often leads to under-eye bags and wrinkles.
Healthy Beauty
  • Pay attention to labels and beware of false claims
    • This goes for food and beauty products. Stay as natural as possible and avoid harsh chemicals that can steal your beauty over time. Be patient with natural remedies.
  • Protect your skin
    • Moisturize day and night. In the summer, wear sunscreen. Also cover yourself to avoid sun exposure (i.e.- hats, visors, etc). If burned, use aloe or apple cider vinegar.
Healthy Knowledge
  • Stay current on health and wellness
    • Read scientific articles on health. Blogs or websites may not be accurate.
  • Take note of how your body changes
    • Record your biological patterns, foods that upset you, products that work for you, etc. As time goes on, it helps to keep a log of patterns for what works and doesn’t work.

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