 Factors that Affect Wellness Foods and Wellness.

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 Factors that Affect Wellness Foods and Wellness

Why is wellness important NOW?  Present actions and attitudes are currently shaping the person you are now and will be in the future.  Health HABITS impact decisions we make everyday that may be good or bad for our overall wellness  KNOW YOUR RISK FACTORS--- A risk factor is characteristics or behaviors that influence your chances of being injured or acquiring a disease—so you know how to manage your day to day wellness.

Just think for a bit  Think of a bad health habit you would like to break. What will you have to do to stop it?  Do you think a person’s day to day decisions are impacted by their habits? Why or why not?  What is the difference between positive and negative risks?

Factors that Contribute to Disease  Risk factors will lead to disease that impact wellness.  Factors that contribute to poor health but can be controlled:  Unhealthy Lifestyle Choices  Poor Environmental Quality  Inadequate Health Care  Hereditary cannot be controlled but managed.

Unhealthy Lifestyle Choices  Any bad habit that impacts your daily health choices will impact your overall wellness.  Habits like smoking, drinking excessively, too much stress, poor diet or lack of physical activity are unhealthy choices.  According to the Centers for Disease Control Prevention, lifestyle choices account for HALF of the reasons people acquire diseases such as heart disease, cancer, and stroke.

Poor Environmental Quality  Environmental quality refers to the physical world around you.  When one’s environment is of poor quality due to pollution in air or water, wellness is impacted.  One’s food can also be contaminated due to improper refrigeration—knowing about Safety and Sanitation is critical in keeping a person healthy.

Inadequate Health Care  When a person lacks access to health care, they are more at risk for acquiring disease.  Not going to the doctor for regular checkups, which are needed to evaluate and maintain health can also put a person at risk.  When a person does not share all medical issues or does not take the medical advice given, they are at risk.

Heredity  It is important to note that 25% of factors that contribute to disease are HEREDITY.  Inheriting genes from your family is beyond your control.  Knowing your family’s history of disease is VITAL to your overall wellness, so you can think of ways to prevent.  The best method to avoid diseases is to manage your wellness through diet and exercise.

How can you promote your wellness?  Health experts have identified that CHANGING BEHAVIORS can improve a person’s quality of life.  KNOWING the BENEFITS from changing various behaviors is a motivation for many.  CONTROLLING Risk Factors will also increase overall wellness.

Factors to consider changing  To live a quality life, a person should change and maintain the following:  Diet  Physical Activity  Resisting Peer Pressure  Improving your Physical Environment  Stress Management  Regular Visits to Doctor  Getting Adequate Rest

Reflection  Below are POSITIVE behaviors one might change.  Pick 2 and list all the benefits you can think of from just changing one behavior.  Eating Breakfast  Sleeping 8-10 hours  Working out five days a week  Quit Smoking  Stop hanging out with negative people