Sentences with phrase «message of a healthy lifestyle»

I love sharing the message of a healthy lifestyle and my favorite tips and tricks with people.

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So Berry College might be sending mixed messages about being risky to students this year: First, we have THE PEER EDUCATIONS «a team of Berry College students specially trained to promote healthy lifestyles within the community.

As a result of these changes, 100 percent of ads seen during children's programming feature healthy product choices and healthy lifestyle messages.

Co-author Lizzy Pope, Associate Professor and Director of the Didactic Program in Dietetics at the University of Vermont explains: «a medical doctor would be more influenced by this style of messaging because they have the knowledge base to process the message and feel a duty to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

«It is important to emphasize that, for the majority, the strong message will be the potential gains from an early and sustained change to a healthier lifestyle rather than prescription of drugs,» they emphasize.

The research builds upon prior investigations linking healthy lifestyles to better brain function, including a 2013 study from Dr. Zhang's team that found neuronal messages are more efficiently relayed in the brains of older adults who exercise.

One of the main messages from our KIC Girls program is to avoid fad diets and make healthy living your lifestyle so you don't have to panic diet before your beach holiday.

«Despite limitations to which this research can be applied to women in general, it underlines the message that leading an active, healthy lifestyle can help to reduce the risk of Type 2 diabetes,» Dr. Richard Elliot, spokesperson for Diabetes U.K., told the BBC.

The message is quite clear: the earlier you start a proper skin care regimen, and the younger you start a healthy lifestyle, the longer your skin will be able to hold back signs of aging as you add up your age.

Your cover doesn't need to tell reader's everything that's in your book, but it does need to convey the tone and message of your book, e.g. cooking healthy home meals, or achieving a healthier lifestyle.

These successes help broadcast our message of responsible pet ownership and a healthy and safe lifestyle for our animal friends to a national audience.

Critiques of the foundations of health promotion practice have challenged this (Bond, 2007; McPhail - Bell, Fredericks, & Brough, 2013), with concern that Indigenous people who «fail» to uptake and practise the healthy lifestyle message are further stigmatised (Bond, Brough, Spurling, & Hayman, 2012; Sherwood & Edwards, 2006).

As a health promotion profession, we must acknowledge that in an Indigenous context, our practice can convey more than healthy lifestyle messages; we also impart a message about colonial relationships of power and control, and colonial imaginings of the deficiencies of Indigenous people.

The vision is to promote positive messages of reconciliation, respectful relationships and healthier lifestyles.

Spreading the message of helping others worldwide to live a healthy lifestyle and be successful is also what led to the creation of the Young Living Foundation in 2009.