Monday, July 29, 2019

Healthy Lifestyle, Push Natin To!



Resulta ng larawan para sa nutrition month
            In this century, we can do things easily and effort less. Lots of processed and unhealthy foods everywhere. Yes, we are living in a century where technology is everywhere and the foods we eat are now unhealthier than expected. Can we live our life to the fullest with this kind of living?
          So this year’s nutrition month aims to encourage us to have an active lifestyle and home a healthy diet with theme “Kumain ng wasto at Maging aktibo: push natin to”, when technology is everywhere, our health is more at stake. First of all, with help of technology today we do not exert more efforts on the things we do. Also kids today are growing up with technologies and plays with them. Unlike before that children play outside and develop friendship. People now are not fond of exercising which is bad for their health. This year nutrition month theme is encouraging us to be engaged in different physical activities to boost our energy and develop our Health and Skill Related Components like cardio-vascular endurance. It also helps us to burn the unhealthy fats of our body and for us to be away from different diseases.

            Most of us also are now developing unhealthy diets that can cause us serious diseases that may lead us to danger. Our nutrition month theme is here to promote to healthy diets. We should stop eating dangerous foods. Junk foods, oily foods, salty and sweet food. Yes, they are good in out taste but are they good for our health? No! we should prioritize our health because of being unhealthy we may not do the things we wanna do.

            Have a healthy lifestyle by starting to lessen the use of technologies. We should also be aware of what are the things that we are eating, we should prioritize its benefits to our body. Start by eating fruits and vegetables everyday. There are the Food Pyramid and The Pinggang Pinoy that the government created for us to be guided on how we eat our meals.


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