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Period: to
Teen Years
Tips for Staying Healthy and Doing Preventative Health Care:
1.Eat a healthy diet (low sugar and sodium) and avoid sugary drinks that are bad for teeth.
2. Exercise regularly to maintain muscle and bone health
3. Try to sleep enough (8+ hours a night) to have a strong immune system and maintain mental health
4. Visit the doctor and dentist for regular check-ups
5. Avoid the sun during midday hours and wear sunscreen and covering clothing when you are in the sun.
6. Avoid listening to loud music -
Period: to
Twenties
- Maintain healthy diet, exercise, sleeping, hygiene, sun safety, and auditory habits from teen years.
- Avoid drugs and heavy drinking. 3.Practice caution to avoid accidental injuries.
- See the general doctor regularly as well as specialists (ex. dermatologist, gynecologist, eye doctor, hearing doctor)
- Practice safe sexual health
- Reduce stress by setting goals and forming strong relationships
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Period: to
Thirties
- Continue healthy eating, sleeping, exercise, sun safety, hearing, sexual, alcohol/drug, and other habits from your twenties.
- See general and specialized doctors regularly.
- Take care of your back to prevent developing back pain.
- Build muscle: our bodies start to replace muscle with fat in our thirties.
- Prenatal care before becoming pregnant
- Do regular screenings for cancer, vision, hearing, and other possible health problems
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Period: to
Forties
- Maintain healthy eating, sleeping, exercising, sun safety, caution, and other habits.
- See specialists for cancer screenings, back pain, vision/hearing problems.
- Exercise and eat healthy to maintain heart health
- Maintain a healthy BMI and blood glucose levels.
- Bone health: you have a greater risk for osteoporosis in your middle ages.
- Take care of mental health by reducing stress levels.
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Period: to
Fifties
- Take extra care to keep up good eating, exercise, and sleeping habits to prevent chronic diseases like diabetes, heart disease, and obesity.
- Keep up mental health by having strong relationships, reducing stress levels, and participating in activiteis that challenge the mind.
- Continue seeing general doctors, dentists, dermatologists, and other specialists to get checkups as well as screenings for various types of cancer and side effects of menopause.
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Period: to
Sixties
- Maintain healthy eating, exercise, and sleeping habits to reduce risk of chronic diseases like diabetes, high blood pressure, and mental diseases (dementia, Alzheimer's, etc.).
- See doctors regularly and get screened for chronic diseases such as osteoporosis, cancers, high blood pressure, blood sugar levels, vision, etc.
- Keep up cognitive and mental acuity by challenging your mind every day. See a doctor if you're suffering from mental lapses, memory loss, depression, anxiety, etc