Living Healthy

Easier said than done!

With our constant follow-up and support, and our programs that motivate you to eat healthy and exercise, you will be able to live your optimal life.

 

A healthy balanced diet

A healthy balanced diet reduces the risk of diseases like diabetes, cancer, and heart disease.

A balanced diet includes eating more vegetables, fruits, and whole grains while limiting the amount of sugar and salt consumed.

Consuming unsaturated fats which are mostly present in junk food, will gradually increase the risk of diseases and health problems. This can be avoided by consuming unsaturated fats that are found in food like fish, olive oil, and nuts which are important in lowering bad cholesterol levels, increasing good cholesterol, and improving heart health.

Drinking enough water

Drink plenty of water throughout the day to avoid dehydration as water keeps every system in your body functioning properly.

If you don’t drink enough water each day, you risk becoming dehydrated. Signs of dehydration include weakness, low blood pressure, dizziness, confusion, or urine that’s dark in color.

Quit smoking

Smoking is undoubtedly one of the main causes of many diseases.

If you smoke, it’s time to quit!

Be active

Physical activity is very important in preventing diseases and maintaining health.

Staying active in any way throughout your day gives you additional health benefits. It can be as simple as carrying out household chores, taking the stairs, or can be more intense like going to the gym and exercising.

Regular checkups

Getting yourself checked is important in knowing your health status.

Regular checkups and tests can identify potential health issues, which allows for early intervention. and avoidance of any complications.

Socializing

Mental health is as equal in importance as physical health.

Having quality time with family and friends significantly contributes to improving your overall well-being.

Bedtime routine

Adults should get high-quality sleep with an average of seven to nine hours of sleep each night.

Lack of sleep can increase in anxiety, trouble concentrating, and poor performance throughout the day. Maintaining a consistent bedtime routine can help you get the sleep you need to feel well-rested and alert the next day.