29/09/2020
WORLD HEART DAY!!
Add the 'Food Rules' to Your Memory for HEALTHY HEART❣
📍Limit Bad Fat
📍Cut the Salt
📍Pump Up Produce: Eat at least 2 1/2 cups of vegetables and fruit every day.
📍Go for Grains: Whole grains help lower cholesterol and blood pressure, and may help prevent type 2 diabetes.
📍Go for Grains: Whole grains help lower cholesterol and blood pressure, and may help prevent type 2 diabetes.
📍Carve out time for yourself regularly. Walk away from the computer, the phone, and other distractions. Make time to recharge your batteries, to find both energy and calm.
📍Work Toward a Healthy Body Weight: Gaining weight is a constant threat for most Americans in our world of cheap, convenient, and decadent foods. And extra pounds -- especially if you tip into obesity -- raise the risk of a heart attack, stroke, and high blood pressure.
📍Go for good nutrition: Choose foods that are rich in nutrients, not just empty calories. A can of regular cola has over 120 calories and a lot of added sugar. Added sugar can give you a lot of empty calories without a lot of nutritional benefits.
📍Balance calories: Be aware of the balance between the calories you eat and the calories your body needs. To lose weight, eat fewer calories than you burn.
📍Get physical: Get moving at least 30 minutes daily, most days of the week. Children and teens need at least 60 minutes of activity each day.
📍Find Your Personal Best Way to Quit Smoking
Cancer, lung disease, a higher chance of a heart attack: The damages smoking can do are well-known. Did you know that to***co is also linked to early menopause, infertility, and pregnancy complications?
📍There’s no best way to quit smoking. Medicine, support groups, counseling, or a combination of all three may be what it takes to help you quit. Reach out, get help.
📍Schedule Checkups
Regular blood pressure, blood sugar, and cholesterol checks, as well as physical exams, are important to keep your heart healthy. Two conditions that can hurt your heart -- high blood pressure and high cholesterol -- are "silent."
EAT HEALTHY, STAY HEALTHY!!