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Health as a First Priority 

We all Know that we need good health to do work and it can be possible when we focus on it and consider it as first Priority in life. There is a cycle in our life we need to work for life expectancy and to do work we need energy and we gain energy when we are healthy.
For a good and bright future we need to consider our health as a first work for us first we need to work over and after that we can move forward. To keep our health on a good stage I'm starting some things for you: 

1. Healthy Food


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We ate food thrice in a day but what is in our plate it should be healthy for deciding this you must know about your taste if you love fruits then have fruits atleast in a one time meal.

2. Maintain Healthy Lifestyle


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To Maintain a healthy lifestyle you need to work for it try to avoid junk food drink plenty of water breath fresh and clean air.

3. Do Activities from your Body 


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Only Exercises won't help you to keep Healthy you need to keep your body doing some kind of activity it will let you energetic for a whole day and the basic thing to do is "our body is like a maschine, if we don't take  work from it then it will stop working" so keep moving your body. Let your laziness fly away and get up from your bed and do some activity from your body. For the body moving activity you can also join dance class (i.e. Zumba, Aerobics etc.)

Hope these points will help you to adopt healthy life for you!

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