Food and nutrition
Which of these most directly impacts a person’s physical health?
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Physical health is a persons physiological condition, relative to 'healthy' individuals of similar age, gender, etc...; this includes all organs including your brain. While a persons mental health deals with one's psychological function and condition relative to those psychologically 'healthy'. One who is physically healthy is not always mentally healthy, and visa versa; although there usually is a positive correlation between a person's physical and psychological well being.
because low self-esteem comes from a bad diet, which is bad for a person's physical and mental/emotional health!
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Substance abuse can have serious and long-lasting impacts on a person's physical and mental health.
Nutritionists are responsible for helping people increase their physical and mental health through foods or special diets. They have extensive knowledge about nutrition, how it impacts people, and how it can prevent or treat certain illnesses.
Health analysis is assessing a persons state of health. This can be especially helpful, and is often a requirement for pre-employment medicals; to match the suitability of a person to the physical demands of a job. An annual check up with your family doctor can highlight health problems before adverse health conditions occur. This is especially recommended after age 40 years. Blood tests, Urinalysis, E.C.G.(electrocardiograph, .. mapping the heart function) and physical examination are pretty much what is needed to give a good overview of a persons state of health. Physical assessment after an injury or illness has resolved is also important to maintain optimal health and prevent any recurrence.
Being sedentary means engaging in low levels of physical activity and spending a lot of time sitting or lying down. It can have negative impacts on physical health, such as increased risk of heart disease, diabetes, and obesity.
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