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Healthy living - here's how
Healthy living means making healthy choices as part of every day life:
- not smoking
- eating healthy food
- being physically active (moving more and sitting less)
- maintaining a healthy weight
- looking after our mental wellbeing, and
- if you drink alcohol drink in safe amounts.
Healthy living is important for everyone at all life stages, from pregnancy and birth, childhood and teenage years, into adulthood and old age.
Healthy living: What’s in it for me?
The way we live has a major effect on our health and wellbeing.
Healthy living helps our mind and body to function as well as possible in everyday life so that we can live, learn, work, and play as well as we can.
Even if it’s not the highest priority or when times seem really tough, being healthy can help to get us through.
Healthy living also helps lower your chance of getting diseases like high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes (type 2) and some cancers.
Your Guide to a Healthier Today
Did you get Your Guide to a Healthier Today from your local paper? Great! By now you'll be into some delicious healthy foods and getting out there being active.
If you missed out, it's not too late! You can download the guide (PDF 2516KB) or order a copy by completing our order form (DOC 960KB).
Get our FREE Healthy Food Fast Cookbook
Interested in some of the recipes in the booklet? You can receive your own copy of the FREE Healthy Food Fast cookbook by filling out our order form (DOC 960KB).
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