Nutrition And Fitness
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The document provides guidelines for healthy eating, exercise, and relaxation techniques. It recommends eating more vegetable oils and whole grains while limiting pasta and white bread according to the healthy eating pyramid. People should aim for 30 minutes of moderate daily activity like brisk walking, biking, or gardening. Relaxation can be achieved through quieting the mind and body with visualization or yoga. Following these guidelines lowers health risks like cholesterol and blood pressure while helping to prevent diseases and maintain a healthy weight.
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2. Components of physical fitness are described, including body composition, endurance, flexibility, strength, and speed. Health-related and sport-related fitness are also defined.
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