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Lifetime Personal Health

By Joboul
  • 20's

    20's
    Healthy Eating: Have a healthy diet to reduce chances of chronic health problems and make sure to have good amounts of nutrients.
    Physical Activity: Exercise regularly with varied exercise programs to build bone mass, which peaks in your 20's.
    Preventive Health Care: Learn about your family health history, practice good hygiene, avoid indoor tanning salons, and protect your sking and eyes.
  • 30's

    30's
    Healthy Eating: Maintain a healthy diet and reduce the amount of sodium in your diet.
    Physical Activity: Exercise regularly and find one or two activities you enjoy doing.
    Preventive Health Care: Maintain a healthy weight, reduce stress, monitor blood pressure / cholesterol levels, and go to screening procedures.
  • 40's

    40's
    Healthy Eating: Have a healthy diet
    Physical Activity: Exercise regularly and include weight bearing activities
    Preventive Health Care: Follow recommendations for monitoring heart rate, blood pressure, etc. Go to mental health screening and try to manage stress.
  • 50's

    50's
    Healthy Eating: Eat healthy with limited amounts of sodium and unhealthy fats. Make sure to consider taking nutritional supplements.
    Physical Activity: Get at least 30-60 minutes of exercise most days of the week to reduce the risk of getting osteoporosis.
    Preventive Health Care: Challenge your mind, maintain a healthy weight, get enought sleep, reduce stress, and follow your health care provider's recommendations.
  • 60's

    60's
    Healthy Eating: Maintain a healthy diet and limit processed foods and foods high in fat or sugar. Eat a variety of healthy foods.
    Physical Activity: Get at least 30 minutes of exercise most days of the week and talk to your health care provider before starting a new exercise program.
    Preventive Health Care: Maintain a healthy weight, drink alcohol moderately, quit smoking, and see your health care provider regulary.