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Nutrition Plan Get Healthy Plan Term Paper

Pages:4 (1501 words)

Sources:3

Subject:Health

Topic:Nutrition

Document Type:Term Paper

Document:#13669028


At 50 laps an engagement, I am in and out of the gym pool in 45 minutes.

In the intervening two days, I engage in the lower impact activity of Frisbee golf, which gets me outdoors and walking for three to four hours a time while also stimulating anerobic motion in disc throwing. One day out of every week is designated to hiking outdoors, for between 3 and 7 hours. This will see me contend with a wide array of terrains and athletic challenges such as inclines, declines, long distances and even rock climbing.

Conclusion:

Due to negative nutritional habits, a lack of exercise and a greater proclivity toward lifestyle decisions which expose me inherently to less physical activity, I am in a high-risk group for obesity and the many health implications there related. Obesity is proven to have a direct link to heart disease, high blood pressure and certain types of diabetes. The strains on the individual's health that are prompted by obesity can significantly reduce treatment options for these…


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