1.Think outside the box
We spent 17 years of our life in sofa out
of which 7 years are devoted in watching television. Next year we say i
do not have time to go for gym or eat readymade food because we do not
have time to cook fresh food.
Think outside of box and do some healthy things.
2. Embrasing good health
Giving partner a hug doesn't mean just to
warm, it protects too. Hugging for more than 20 sec lowers the blood
pressure and reduce stress hormone cortisol which reduces heart diseases
and other conditions such as diabetes.
3. Sunny side up
Get outside in the sunshine for a natural
boost. The sun's rays on the skin help your body produce vitamin D,
which has been shown to fight heart disease, depression, osteoporosis
and even some types of cancer. There's not a lot of sun around at this
time of year, so make the most of it when it does appear!
4. Don't take the biscuitIt
Recently discovered that the smell of
chocolate chip cookies could make women splurge on unnecessary clothes
when they hit the shops. The smell activates the part of your brain that
wants instant gratification, although that's no excuse for maxing out
your credit cards.
5. Holding back the years
Add 14 years to your life by following four
very easy principles; don't smoke, take regular exercise, drink sensibly
and eat five portions of fruit and veg a day. These simple steps can
have a huge impact on your life. If you only manage one thing, give up
smoking as the study found this had the biggest impact on your health.
6. A step in the right direction
Previously, experts thought taking 10,000
steps a day was enough to control your weight, but a world-wide study
has just established that women up to the age of 40 and men up to 50
need 12,000 steps a day to help shift that middle jiggle. Invest in a
pedometer to make sure you're hitting your target.
7. Laughter is the best medicine
Become a glass-half-full person! Studies have
found that those with a positive attitude suffer less from conditions
such as heart disease. Find something to laugh at every day to give your
feel-good hormones a boost.
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