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Decades Of Health

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    20s

    During your 20s individuals tend to gain more weight. Upon turning 21, they are also able to legally drink, overtime increasing their alcohol consumption. This can also connect to an increase in sexual activity. This means it is crucial to manage drinking frequencies, have protected sex, exercise daily, and go in for routine checkups,
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    30s

    Some concerns in your 30s can include maintaining your weight, still looking youthful, and reproductive changes or issues might occur. Your metabolism begins to slow down, so it is always important to get some kind of exercise daily. Health screenings and regular checkups also should continue. Tips to keep looking youthful would be to regularly moisturize, exercise, and have a healthy balanced diet that includes fruits and vegetables.
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    40s

    During your 40s, your metabolism continues to slow down meaning that you need to keep up the exercise and make sure to do it daily! You are also more likely to develop depression at his age, so remember to find hobbies and do the things that make you happy. Don't put too much stress on your body. Make sure to continue with regular checkups and health screenings.
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    50s

    During your 50s you will have lost some muscle, bone, and fat, causing wrinkles to appear. So it can be a good idea to invest in some facial and skin products to maybe reduce those wrinkles. Your metabolism will still continue to slow down, so don't ever give up that daily exercising. With such a low metabolism, it is also very important that you maintain a healthy in order to avoid gaining weight. Incorporate lots of fruit and vegetables and continue with regular checkups
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    60s

    During your 60s memory loss might be a reoccurring issue. Aging spots and wrinkles might deepen or become more noticeable. Your bones and muscles may be weakening. Still continue to exercise to keep your metabolism up. Even small weeks everyday can help make a difference. Also continue with regular checkups and keeping a healthy diet.