If you want to be more in control of your health consider the following (this is the best that science has to offer us at this point):
- If you smoke – stop; if you don’t
smoke, don’t
start!
- Stop eating when you are 80% full (a Japanese
cultural custom) – not at 150% (an American custom).
- If you are getting stiff, it will only get worse unless you
stretch.
If you are limber, you will only get stiff over time unless you try
to stay limber.
- If you are inactive you will become more inactive
and weak and
getting anywhere (including your own toilet) will become difficult.
Anyone can become more active – so get moving and do something!
- Know your family history and think about
what you’re
doing to prevent the same thing from happening to you.
- Waking up happy is much better than waking up anxious or fearful.
Going to bed thankful is much better than going to bed angry or depressed.
- Being in a boat on a journey is good.
Being in a boat on a journey with others is better. Being in a boat
on a journey with others you like is comforting. Being in a boat
on a journey and helping others – whether you like them or not at the start – is
the real trick.
- Lastly, if you need help with any of the above – get
it!
Author: Kevin McCarthy, DC, M.Ed.
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