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Lifestyle is composed of cultural and behavioral patterns that are developed through socialization. Adopting healthy lifestyles promotes health, while new lifestyles in developing countries can lead to major health problems like heart disease, obesity, and cancer. Lifestyle changes are influenced by age, sex, media, curiosity, home environment, peer pressure, and escaping life's tensions and frustrations. Lifestyle diseases are potentially preventable through diet and lifestyle changes and include cancer, liver disease, diabetes, heart disease, kidney disease, and stroke.
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Lifestyle dhanush
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- 2. DEFINITION Lifestyle-”The way thepeople live”reflecting a whole range of social values,attitudes&activities. • lifestyle is composed of cultural and behavioural patterns & personal habits that have developed through the process of socialization. • Adoption of healthy lifestyle’spromote health,according to WHO,in developing countries such as india,new lifestyle pave the way for major health problems like heart diseases,obesity,cancer,drug addition.etc
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- 4. Eve nts res p o ns ible fo r c ha ng e in life s ty le Age and sex Media Curiosity and ignorance Disturbed home enviornment& peer pressure To escape from tension&frustrations in life
- 5. The survey ona population of 101 individuals of age group from 20-80yrs,about various habits yielded the following results
- 7. LIFESTYLE DISEASES • Lifestylediseases are different from other diseases because they are potentially preventable and can be lowered with changes in diet, lifestyle,environment&hyiegene • Frequent consumption of junk foods together with regular intake of balanced diet may contribute many health problems such as Cancer Chronic liver disease/cirrhosis Diabetes Heart disease Nephritis Stroke Arteriosclerosis