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Health andWellness. What is Health? The combination of Physical, Mental/Emotional, and Social well-being Being healthy means striving to be the best YOU can be at any given time!. Wellness. An overall state of well-being or total Health. Text book – page 5. Life Style Factors. Sleep
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Health andWellness What is Health? The combination of Physical, Mental/Emotional, and Social well-being Being healthy means striving to be the best YOU can be at any given time!
Wellness • An overall state of well-being or total Health Text book – page 5
Life Style Factors • Sleep • Food • Physical activity • Weight • Avoid Drugs • Abstain from sex before marriage • Manage Stress • Positive Relationships • Behavior
Prevention • Practicing health and safety habits to remain free of disease and injury
Health Education • Obtaining accurate health information
Health literacy • Critical thinker and problem solver • Responsible, productive citizen • Self-directed learner • Effective communicator
Physical Health • Your body and how well it functions • Energy for daily activities • Energy for challengesand stresses • Resist Disease • Accomplished through sleep, good nutrition, water and exercise
Mental/Emotional Health • Feelings about yourself, able to meet the demands of daily life, and the ability to process information. • Enjoy challenges • Accept responsibility for actions • Stand up for beliefs and values • Able to deal with frustrations
Social Health • How well you get along with others • Ability to make and keep friends • Communication skills • Respect for yourself and others
Heredity • Traits that are biologically passed onto you from your parents
Environment • The sum of your surroundings • Physical environment, family, friends, culture
Attitude • The way you view situations affects choices you make • Positive people tend to have better health
Behavior • Actions YOU choose
Media • Various methods of communicating information, radio, TV, film, newspaper, magazines, books, and the internet • Media influences opinions – go to reliable sources. THINK!!
Technology • Advances have had a great impact on the world’s health. Medical screening, treatment, and action plans to keep the environment cleaner
Risk Behaviors • Actions that can potentially threaten your health or the health of others
CUMULATIVE RISKS • Related risks that increase in intensity with each added risk.
Cumulative Risk (cont.) • Cumulative risks also result from a combination of risk factors. • Example • Drinking and driving • Speeding, wet roads, no helmet
LIFE TRIANGLE 35-40 After age 35-40, body functions begin to decline. How I treat my body up to age 35 will determine how quickly or slowly my functions will decrease. Birth Death
Life Triangle cont. • Making good choices now will slow the aging process • Example…70% of diseases are caused by dietary choices
Abstinence • Avoiding harmful behaviors
Abstaining from Risk Behaviors • NO RISK NO FUN ????? • Know the difference between lowering risk and no Risk • Weigh out the pro’s and con’s • Talk with a friend/parent/reliable person • Make a Pro-Active Decision
There are plenty of YES Actions • Exercise • Study • Trips • Religion • Relationships • Grow physically, mentally, and spiritually • Say Yes to those things that make you a better person