Did you know losing weight can improve your heart health? Even a small amount of weight loss is proven to help improve heart function. Find out more about what you can do to lose weight for your heart.
It's been a year since our 2020 Transformation launch to help our patients and clients work on transforming their health within all aspects of life.
We remain committed to helping you achieve WELLNESS FOR LIFE!
This month, we are launching our Right Now Resolution Series for 2021.
Each month, we will focus on 3 HEALTHY HABITS to develop to get you closer to your health goals.
Why wait until the new year to get started . . . do it NOW!
October "Right Now Resolution" Challenge:
Review and complete the "Wheel of Life" Worksheet.
Write down one major goal you want to achieve in each aspect of the "Wheel of Life"
Set a date for when you want to achieve each goal.
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As we enter the new year of 2021, it's important that we continue to prioritize all aspects of our health including physical, mental, emotional and social. Read the Eze Health Blog to discover ways to get your health on track in the New Year.
Now that you have put your health & wellness plan together, let’s get started! The goal is to gradually transform your lifestyle to create healthy habits. Research shows that to start to form a habit, it takes approximately 21 days.
In the next part of our Right Now Resolution Series learn all about creating SMART goals for your health and wellness journey.
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