Glamsquad Magazine Oct-Nov 2021
Better Than Nigeria: 60+ Under 60 Female Archievers
Better Than Nigeria: 60+ Under 60 Female Archievers
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HEALTH<br />
Limit Your<br />
Alcohol Intake<br />
Alcohol increases the risks for liver, breast, throat,<br />
and colorectal cancers. This is as simple as it<br />
can get, the less you drink alcohol, the lower your<br />
chances of cancer.<br />
If you must drink, you should do so in moderation,<br />
i.e. one drink per day for women and two for<br />
Maintain Routine Medical<br />
Check-Ups<br />
When you maintain routine medical checkups, you<br />
lower your risks of cancer by half.<br />
One reason why a lot of people die from cancer is<br />
that they often get informed late – at a time when<br />
there is little or nothing that can be done. You should<br />
choose a health care center with the necessary<br />
equipment and diagnostic technologies that can<br />
catch cancer at its earliest, most treatable stages.<br />
Be More Physically Active<br />
According to research, physical activity reduces<br />
different types of cancer, like colon and breast<br />
cancer. You should try to engage more in walking,<br />
sports, yoga, or household chores – something to<br />
keep you off on your feet.<br />
According to the American Cancer Society, adults<br />
are recommended to get at least 150 minutes of<br />
moderate-intensity activity each week, while children<br />
and teens should get at least 1 hour of moderateintensity<br />
activity each week.<br />
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