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How to avoid holiday health hazards including heart and stress issues

Topic: Aging and LongevityPublished December 16, 2014

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Every year millions of people around the world celebrate during the holiday season. But too often, many people experience adverse health problems that taint the joy of the season. Why? Because of stress, lack of energy, poor eating or overeating, and more. Recent studies show that heart related issues or heart attacks are strongest between December and early January. Experts theorize this is due to holiday stress, skipping medications due to holiday rushing around, ignoring chest pain, and overindulging in food or alcohol. Instead of thinking about what to buy for your friends and family this year as a gift, why not give the best gift of all, one that is priceless… the gift of good health. Ready to put this beautiful holiday gift idea to work? Here are some ideas:rn1. Think about what you could do in your life to be healthier and happier. Make a commitment to yourself to start doing this. 2. Ask for support in doing this. In fact, you can even ask your family to offer support instead of other holiday gifts. Maybe this means your spouse commits to going for a bike ride with you once a week. Or your son cooks up a healthy meal on Saturdays. 3. Offer to support someone in your family who is trying to make this change. For example, get a gym membership together and make a regular weekly date to go swimming or play basketball. Plant a garden together and share the produce. Dress these gifts up and give them more impact. You can create a certificate committing to healthy living. Or put together a card filled with coupons for bike rides, healthy meals or even loving reminders to get off the couch. These are the kinds of gifts that never cost anything, only bring benefits. They can be cherished and also passed on to other people. And they make everyone – both the giver and the recipient – better off. For more information and the full article, visit https://www.sunchlorellausa.com/blog/perfect-holiday-gift-idea.

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