The New Year provides an opportunity to emphasize the importance of health and wellness within the Department of Defense community.
This month we focus on the importance of integrative wellness, proper nutrition, physical activity, mental wellness, tobacco-free living, and proper sleep habits. Through various online tools and resources we offer you a number of ways to improve your health and wellness by developing healthy habits and practices.
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10/7/2016
The rabies virus results in more than 59,000 deaths worldwide a year
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10/4/2016
Excess post-exercise oxygen consumption (EPOC), also known as “afterburn,” occurs after strenuous exercise as a way to bring your body back to its normal metabolic rate
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9/29/2016
Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Tara Paradiso participates in a sunrise yoga class on the flight deck aboard the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt. If you’re thinking of adding exercise to your pain management plan, consider the following types: aerobic, strength, and flexibility. But make sure your exercise program is specifically tailored to your...
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9/28/2016
Although some wonder if the benefits of children being active in sports outweigh the risks, sports medicine experts encourage parents to consider these points
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9/26/2016
Individuals taking supplements may not need what they are taking and what they are taking could produce adverse effects
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9/26/2016
Supplements may lack nutrients a body needs that it can only get through eating certain foods. Individuals who are taking supplements may in fact not need what they are taking and what they are taking could produce adverse effects.
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9/23/2016
Air Force Staff Sgt. Nick Crouse, a medical technician with the 193rd Special Operations Wing's Medical Group out of Middletown, Pennsylvania, takes the blood pressure of a patient. Heart disease, diabetes, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease are three ailments that take a huge toll on the body as it ages. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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9/19/2016
Adequate intake of B vitamins is important to ensure optimum energy production and the building of muscle tissue.
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9/19/2016
Vitamins D and B12 are key nutrients to staying healthy and having a balanced diet
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