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HEALTH TIPS: The rest of 2008

Posted on : 14-06-2009 | By : Health Promotion | In : Health Tips

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Health Tip – Healthy Next StepTips to Help You Get Active (National Institutes of Health)

This really is the first day of the rest of your life. It’s when new year’s resolutions start to become new year’s fact. Are you ready?

Let’s say you’ve decided to live more healthfully. Let’s look at ways to maximize the chances of success.

You can be specific. People are more likely to get in a 30-minute daily walk if they set specific goals than if they just say they ought to walk more.

Writing it down helps. With an action plan, you can see how you’re measuring up.

Falling short happens, too. But there are ways to deal. Acting Surgeon General Steven Galson advises allowing some flexibility:

“If you miss a day’s exercise or add extra calories, adjust by doing a bit more or eating less. And the next time, when you succeed, congratulate yourself.’’

Health Tip courtesy of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Last revised: January, 02 2008

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