Sentences with phrase «thought about the long term health»

He needs to start thinking about his long term health.

He mentioned how kids smoking don't think about the long term health care costs.

That is a rather startling concept to lots of people since they often deal with puppies obtained from pet stores, or from puppy mill breeders, or breeders who never really thought about the long term health and welfare of the puppies.

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Additionally, some major shifts in thinking about the fitness industry are encouraging people to make better long - term investments in their health.

-- > The value of investing in relationships for the long - haul — > Investing in your health and longevity as a way to increase your lifetime earnings — > Why longer life expectancies should change the way you think about investing — > The shockingly low rate of personal savings and investment in the US — > My favorite part of the interview: whether we can reasonably expect the US markets to keep going up at their long - term average 7 % per year after inflation, or whether that was a unique period of US expansion which won't be repeated again.

Dealing with an arthritic knee condition, tight end James Hanna felt it was time to think about his long - term health in his decision to retire.

Kids don't stand in the lunch line thinking about the long - term repercussions of their food choices (health, planet, animals, etc.).

This week it was widely reported that a British Nurse, Pauline Cafferkey, who was thought to have made a full recovery from Ebola, has been taken to a hospital for a third time due to what health officials described as delayed complications from the virus — raising further questions about the long - term impact of the disease on survivors.

Sitting in the ER in 2014, gasping for breath through a nebulizer, yet again, she found herself thinking about her long - term health — and her children.

Second, many of us do not think effectively about improving our health on long - term bases.

Most people don't think about the potential long term consequences of eating GM foods and how this could harm your health now or in the future, your kids, or even your future children.

Perhaps you're thinking about your long - term health and what you can do to stay healthy in the future.

While this might seem like an ideal option for many women, especially teens, I urge you to think about the long - term consequences of any hormonal birth control on your physical and emotional health.

If you're thinking about going insurance free, you may save money in the short term — but you'll be risking your health, well being, safety and yes, your finances, in the long run.

There are so many things to think about — income; risk; asset allocation; inflation; taxes; Social Security; health care; Medicare; long - term care; the list goes on and on.

That's too big an issue to take on this column, as it involves not only choosing appropriate health insurance coverage given your husband's condition (and perhaps also considering long - term care insurance) but also thinking about how large a chunk of your savings you may want to earmark for future medical costs.

If you're thinking about going insurance free, you may save money in the short term — but you'll be risking your health, well being, safety and yes, your finances, in the long run.

If during your ownership of term you become worried about your health and you think you may need life insurance coverage longer, this gives you the option of turning your term policy into lifelong coverage without new underwriting.

But while you're thinking about health insurance or life insurance, you may be missing a crucial type of insurance: long - term disability.