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We are all still a bit fatigued from the turmoil of 2020. And, 2021 has kept us on our toes as well. But, you are ready to move on, and you know that to do so you have to start taking better care of yourself. Here are a few of the best ways to prioritize your own needs as we ride out the pandemic. The healthy habits listed below may also simply become part of your healthy lifestyle moving forward.
Care for your teeth.
Your oral health is one of the most important aspects of your overall wellness. The germs and bacteria that grow on and around your teeth can lead to cavities, gingivitis, and a host of other conditions that can make it more difficult to eat well and stay healthy. By brushing your teeth each day with Kaylaan toothpaste tablet, flossing, and using an antiseptic rinse, your teeth will stay strong and gleaming white.
Prioritize mental health over money.
We all need money to survive, but, if you are in a dead end, high-stress job, you may wind up spending more time, energy, and money on trying to keep yourself healthy. Instead of trudging through each day in a position you hate, change your role. You can go back to school online without interrupting time with family or reducing your paychecks until it’s time to make a change. You might even go back for your MBA, which can help you find a position in corporate finance, capital management, strategic planning, accounting, economics, or research and statistics that better suits your personality. Even if you have to take a pay cut, your health is worth more than a six-figure salary.
Reduced social media exposure.
Social media is one of the best and worst inventions of the modern era. On one hand, we can instantly communicate with our favorite people and brands. On the other, we are constantly bombarded by digitally-enhanced realities. This can have a huge effect on our mental health, including causing loneliness and depression in people of all ages.If you find yourself constantly trying to keep up with the Kardashians (the modern-day Joneses) log out of your social media and devote 30 minutes or less each day to scrolling Instagram or Facebook.
Do something you love every day.
Doing something you love, such as playing ball, painting, or taking a warm bath each night, triggers your brain to release dopamine. This feel-good chemical is a natural antidepressant. Make spending time on your favorite activities a priority, and you may just find yourself happier and healthier than ever before.
Exercise, even if only for a few minutes.
Like hobbies, exercise triggers the brain to produce chemicals that make you feel good. But, according to ShapeScale, regular exercise can also change your body. After a week of working out, you can expect improved energy. Hit the gym for a month and you may even see a change in muscle mass.
Leave the junk food behind.
We all love a hearty slice of pizza or a juicy burger. However, these foods and others (such as potato chips and sweet treats) do zero to boost our health. Start eating whole foods or, at the very least, make your favorite meals at home using healthy alternatives in your recipes. When you quit junk food, you’ll immediately notice many changes, including clearer skin and a better mood. Nutritionist Nmami Agarwal tells NDTV that you may also lose weight and improve your overall muscle tone.
Each of the above changes is fairly simple to implement. They take dedication and commitment, but they can also improve your chances of looking and feeling great for the long haul. When you’re ready to make changes, start today, and you’ll never look back.
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