 A healthy lifestyle is one which helps to keep and
 improve people's health and well-being.
 Many governments and non-governmental
 organizations have made big efforts in healthy lifestyle
 and health promotion.
 Have a mini walk
 Do a lot of works
 Used stair and not used lift
 Do mini exercises
 Do cycling or swimming
 Drink 8 glasses per day
 Mineral water have H2O
 It have healthy drink compare than others
 Keep us from thirsty
 Drinks fruit juice
 Fruits and vegetables are low in fat, salt and sugar
    and provide a good source of dietary fibred .
   Lower your cholesterol
   Lower your blood pressure.
   Fruits and vegetables contain important vitamins,
    minerals and ‘plant chemicals’. They also contain
    fibre.
   Fruits and vegetables are low in fat, salt and added
    sugar.
 surfing online or playing computer games is linked to
 children becoming overweight or obese.

 Nearly half of children aged between 5 and 15 years
 spend more than 2 hours every day on ‘small screen’
 entertainment.

 Children are more likely to snack on foods that are
 high in sugar, salt or saturated fat when they’re
 watching TV.
 The simplest way to limit unhealthy snacks is to not
 buy them. Instead, stock the pantry, fruit bowl and
 fridge with healthy snacks, and include them in
 lunchboxes.

 Put a clear limit on the number of less healthy snack
 foods eaten each week
 Behavioral training
 for skills and motivation
 Make it continues to help archive the successful


 Set the goal


 Keep our mind fit
 Find simple activity
 Make sure always in active
 Make it fun with what you will do
 Family important for supporting the
  individual
 Get involve in any situation
 Give good advise
 Get more experience from anything
 Make failure as an experience
 Get personal attention
 Find the ways to get good attention
 Decide what do you need for meal
 Decide simple or hard activity
 Decide our behavior for more goods
 Monitor all this aspect by own self
 Eating low fat isn't about eating no fat. Know how
  much fat you should aim for and how to eat wisely.
 Low fat foods replace the fat with sugar, salt and
  artificial ingredients.
 A very low-fat diet may save you a few calories today,
  but in the long run it could be setting you up for
  blood sugar imbalances and even future weight gain.
 Different Ages, Different Guidelines to Keep
  Health
 What you need to keep in mind is that there are ages
  when it is more appropriate to go to the doctor
  regularly.
 Health Check When You’re Sick or When You’re
  Well?
 Many people only go to the doctor when they are
  having a significant problem. This is often the case
  when someone doesn’t have insurance or they are
  afraid of doctors.
 Know what being hungry feels like. This takes some
 practice.

 When you're eating a meal, stop when you're
 satisfied, not when you're full.
 It is easy to train yourself to eat more and more and by
  so doing create an imperious, but false, appetite. It is
  equally possible to cultivate moderation and be
  satisfied with only enough food to meet your needs.
 Just eat when you hungry and stop when you full
 Eat more vegetable
 Eat more fruit
 Eat carbohydrate
 Example bread
 Cereal and rice
 Eat fish
 Eat pasta
 Healthy lifestyle habits can also help you reverse your
  stress response, enabling you to avoid or even reverse
  the negative effects of chronic stress.
 stress relief plan involves finding ways to calm down
  quickly so you can more effectively manage stress as it
  comes, while avoiding the negative effects of chronic
  stress. Another important way to relieve stress is to
  maintain healthy lifestyle habits.
 Avoid people who stress you out – If someone
  consistently causes stress in your life and you can’t turn
  the relationship around, limit the amount of time you
  spend with that person or end the relationship
  entirely.
 Take control of your environment – If the evening
  news makes you anxious, turn the TV off. If traffic’s got
  you tense, take a longer but less-traveled route. If
  going to the market is an unpleasant chore, do your
  grocery shopping online.
 Yoga
 Listen music
 Hang out
 Vacation
 Getting regular exercise is another wonderful way to
  keep your weight in check, manage overall stress
  levels, and stay connected with others. Exercise can
  also help keep many health conditions at bay, and is
  well worth the effort.
 Exercise can decrease ‘stress hormones' and increase
  endorphins, your body's ‘feel-good’ chemicals, giving
  your mood a natural boost.
 It can decrease our health
 Effect to damage the lung
 Short time if life
 Waste our money for no good reason
 Also can effect others people
 Say no to smoking
 Choose good friend
 Don’t ever to try
 Get advise from expert
 determined to quit smoking
 try something like gum chewed gum
 Quality Sleep
  People often underestimate the importance of getting
  enough sleep, and getting the right type.
 However, lack of adequate sleep has many negative
  consequences they're subtle, but significant. Getting
  enough sleep isn't one of the most popular changes
  that people resolve to make, but it should be.
 The mayo clinic plan : Donald Hensrud, M.D.
  Medical Editor
 http://www.heart.org Healthy Lifestyle Guides
 http://exercise.about.com Simple Ways to Live a
  Healthy Lifestyle

 http://www.naturalnews.com Healthy lifestyle news,
  articles and information
 http://www.independent.co.uk/ 10 tips for a healthy
  lifestyle
 Prepared by healthy lifestyle
  Muhammad Shukri Bin Aunaradi
 2010903717
 To miss Huda Tajudin
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  • 2.
     A healthylifestyle is one which helps to keep and improve people's health and well-being. Many governments and non-governmental organizations have made big efforts in healthy lifestyle and health promotion.
  • 4.
     Have amini walk  Do a lot of works  Used stair and not used lift  Do mini exercises  Do cycling or swimming
  • 5.
     Drink 8glasses per day  Mineral water have H2O  It have healthy drink compare than others  Keep us from thirsty  Drinks fruit juice
  • 6.
     Fruits andvegetables are low in fat, salt and sugar and provide a good source of dietary fibred .  Lower your cholesterol  Lower your blood pressure.  Fruits and vegetables contain important vitamins, minerals and ‘plant chemicals’. They also contain fibre.  Fruits and vegetables are low in fat, salt and added sugar.
  • 9.
     surfing onlineor playing computer games is linked to children becoming overweight or obese.  Nearly half of children aged between 5 and 15 years spend more than 2 hours every day on ‘small screen’ entertainment.  Children are more likely to snack on foods that are high in sugar, salt or saturated fat when they’re watching TV.
  • 11.
     The simplestway to limit unhealthy snacks is to not buy them. Instead, stock the pantry, fruit bowl and fridge with healthy snacks, and include them in lunchboxes.  Put a clear limit on the number of less healthy snack foods eaten each week
  • 14.
     Behavioral training for skills and motivation
  • 15.
     Make itcontinues to help archive the successful  Set the goal  Keep our mind fit
  • 16.
     Find simpleactivity  Make sure always in active  Make it fun with what you will do
  • 17.
     Family importantfor supporting the individual  Get involve in any situation  Give good advise
  • 18.
     Get moreexperience from anything  Make failure as an experience  Get personal attention  Find the ways to get good attention
  • 19.
     Decide whatdo you need for meal  Decide simple or hard activity  Decide our behavior for more goods  Monitor all this aspect by own self
  • 21.
     Eating lowfat isn't about eating no fat. Know how much fat you should aim for and how to eat wisely.  Low fat foods replace the fat with sugar, salt and artificial ingredients.  A very low-fat diet may save you a few calories today, but in the long run it could be setting you up for blood sugar imbalances and even future weight gain.
  • 23.
     Different Ages,Different Guidelines to Keep Health  What you need to keep in mind is that there are ages when it is more appropriate to go to the doctor regularly.  Health Check When You’re Sick or When You’re Well?  Many people only go to the doctor when they are having a significant problem. This is often the case when someone doesn’t have insurance or they are afraid of doctors.
  • 27.
     Know whatbeing hungry feels like. This takes some practice.  When you're eating a meal, stop when you're satisfied, not when you're full.
  • 29.
     It iseasy to train yourself to eat more and more and by so doing create an imperious, but false, appetite. It is equally possible to cultivate moderation and be satisfied with only enough food to meet your needs.  Just eat when you hungry and stop when you full
  • 31.
     Eat morevegetable  Eat more fruit  Eat carbohydrate  Example bread  Cereal and rice  Eat fish  Eat pasta
  • 33.
     Healthy lifestylehabits can also help you reverse your stress response, enabling you to avoid or even reverse the negative effects of chronic stress.  stress relief plan involves finding ways to calm down quickly so you can more effectively manage stress as it comes, while avoiding the negative effects of chronic stress. Another important way to relieve stress is to maintain healthy lifestyle habits.
  • 35.
     Avoid peoplewho stress you out – If someone consistently causes stress in your life and you can’t turn the relationship around, limit the amount of time you spend with that person or end the relationship entirely.  Take control of your environment – If the evening news makes you anxious, turn the TV off. If traffic’s got you tense, take a longer but less-traveled route. If going to the market is an unpleasant chore, do your grocery shopping online.
  • 36.
     Yoga  Listenmusic  Hang out  Vacation
  • 37.
     Getting regularexercise is another wonderful way to keep your weight in check, manage overall stress levels, and stay connected with others. Exercise can also help keep many health conditions at bay, and is well worth the effort.  Exercise can decrease ‘stress hormones' and increase endorphins, your body's ‘feel-good’ chemicals, giving your mood a natural boost.
  • 39.
     It candecrease our health  Effect to damage the lung  Short time if life  Waste our money for no good reason  Also can effect others people  Say no to smoking
  • 41.
     Choose goodfriend  Don’t ever to try  Get advise from expert  determined to quit smoking  try something like gum chewed gum
  • 45.
     Quality Sleep People often underestimate the importance of getting enough sleep, and getting the right type.  However, lack of adequate sleep has many negative consequences they're subtle, but significant. Getting enough sleep isn't one of the most popular changes that people resolve to make, but it should be.
  • 47.
     The mayoclinic plan : Donald Hensrud, M.D. Medical Editor  http://www.heart.org Healthy Lifestyle Guides  http://exercise.about.com Simple Ways to Live a Healthy Lifestyle  http://www.naturalnews.com Healthy lifestyle news, articles and information  http://www.independent.co.uk/ 10 tips for a healthy lifestyle
  • 48.
     Prepared byhealthy lifestyle  Muhammad Shukri Bin Aunaradi  2010903717  To miss Huda Tajudin