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Being physically healthy does not equate to having overall health and wellness. Like it's name, it only deals with one's physical state. Other elements of one's health and wellness that one has to seriously consider are one's mental health, emotional health, social health, intellectual health, environmental health, and one's spiritual health. Dieting and exercising can help one stay physically fit and help improve one's thinking process and reaction rate (mental and intellectual).

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