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Just 4 Things 4 Your Health

Fri, 08/10/2007 - 2:45pm by FitSugar
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There are 4 simple things that have been proven to significantly reduce your risk of developing heart disease.

They are:

  1. Eating at least 5 servings of fruits and veggies a day
  2. Exercising at least 30 minutes every day
  3. Maintaining a healthy weight (BMI between 18.5 and 24.9)
  4. Not smoking

These four things are basic components of having a healthy lifestyle and are easy to do. In fact, starting these habits at any time can help improve your overall health. To hear more on this topic I highly recommend you listen to the Fitness Rocks podcast of an interview between Dr. Monte, the host of Fitness Rocks and Dr. Dana King. Dr. King authored a long-term study on the benefits of getting healthy in the middle years. But there is no reason to wait for the middle years to get healthy.


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  • c0rkie's picture
    c0rkie
    2

    im not sure what my bmi is.
    i think i do 2 out of the 4 list. since i dont know what my BMI is lol

    i should exercise . for freal

    1 year 21 weeks ago Report Comment
  • tdamji's picture
    tdamji
    4

    i do a few of those...3/4. well, i dunno what my BMI is.

    1 year 21 weeks ago Report Comment
  • tabloidprincess's picture
    tabloidprincess
    6

    click on the BMI and put your stats in and then you will know tdamji.

    I just learned I have to lose 30 more pounds for a healthy BMI Sad

    1 year 21 weeks ago Report Comment
  • Ikandy's picture
    Ikandy
    8

    I wouldnt say that maintaining those 4 are easy...for me working out just 3 times a week takes ALOT of motivation! Thats the one I struggle with the most. The others are pretty easy(assuming u dont smoke), but 5 servings of fruits and veggies are easy to do...a small glass of juice counts as one serving! But I prefer to load up on veggies tho, I find mini carrots helpful.

    1 year 21 weeks ago Report Comment

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