Most common questions used to investigate
Do you get up early?
Are you physically active?
Do you get enough good night's sleep?
Do you eat a balanced diet?
Do you take some time off for yourself?
Common conclusions
Research shows that people who tend to sleep early and get up early are healthier and more productive throughout the day. It is a lifestyle choice, so consider incorporating it to see the benefits. Also, getting up early opens some time for personal time to do yoga or meditation in the morning or get some physical activity, even if it is just walking for a few minutes. If it's tough to step out, climb steps inside your house, stretch your muscles, and about pick any physical activity that works best for you. Remember, something is better than nothing, and it can help you to improve your health.
It is time you start adding more activity to your routine. Start with simple changes like a morning walk and slowly add to it. This lockdown is a great time to start new routines because you have all the time in the world to make positive changes to your body and mind. Take baby steps. For example, if you have a desk job, make it a point to walk around your room for five minutes after sitting for an hour.
Don't allow the vagaries of life to affect your routine and stick to one that gives you about 6-8 hours of good quality sleep each night because sleep is an essential part of good health as this is when your body repairs tissues and muscles and rejuvenates you for the next day. When you don't get enough sleep, it impacts your productivity the following day and can eventually lead to obesity. If you're not sleeping well or don't feel rested when you get up the next day, think about the same reasons. Consult a healthcare provider if you have to make the necessary changes to your lifestyle to ensure that you get enough sleep.
Balanced diet is the fundamental building block of good health, so never miss out on this; make sure you get enough carbohydrates, proteins, fats, minerals, and vitamins in each meal. Avoid processed foods as much as you can, and remember to drink at least about 8 to 10 glasses of water every day. When you make these changes, you'll be surprised at how quickly you become a healthier person.
Set aside a few minutes each day that's just for you. Use this time to unwind, listen to your favorite music, or read a good book, or just about anything that makes you happy.
Awesome! You're on the path to living a healthy life. Make sure you stick to it, and during this time, pick a hobby or activity that relaxes you and helps to find that inner peace.
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