We can all agree that healthcare is expensive. What we can’t agree on is how to solve the problem. Yet, there is something you can do to be part of the solution—and that is—your self-care. Here are the five things you can do to improve your health and contribute to the American culture of health evolution, and reduce yours and our health care costs.
Health care is expensive. But the true expense is not feeling as good as you can feel and our self-imposed health decay. My wish for all of us is to be healthier and to prioritize our health (as in first). When you feel strong you act strong. And that health and strength mixed with love and kindness for yourself and others, is the recipe for well-being. This includes good health, modeled behavior for your children, positive mood, purpose, life satisfaction, and the icing on the cake (because you can have your favorites sometimes) is your health care cost savings.
Kathryn Scoblick is a certified health and wellness coach with Health Inspires (www.healthinspires.com) and the author of Health Inspires™: Your Way to Sustainable Weight Loss. She uses a holistic approach to inspire each person to reach their full potential and master their wellbeing. She serves on the Board of Directors for the Austin Metropolitan YMCA as well as on the Board of Directors for the Austin Mayor’s Health and Fitness Council, working on community and organizational health and wellness initiatives, from obesity prevention to mindfulness and stress reduction techniques. Kathryn is also Director of Employer Health and Wellness for a large healthcare conglomerate based in Austin, Texas, working with employers on wellness strategies and employee engagement. ©Kathryn Scoblick www.healthinspires.com
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Disclosure: Always consult with your physician or other qualified health care provider before beginning any diet or exercise program and ask whether you are healthy enough to engage in a diet and exercise program. Never disregard, avoid or delay in obtaining medical advice from your doctor or other qualified health care provider concerning your overall health and wellness, including your physical, mental and emotional wellbeing. If you have or suspect that you have a medical problem or condition, please contact a qualified health care professional immediately. It is your choice to follow the suggestions, opinions and advice given by a Health Inspires wellness coach.
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