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SUGGESTIONS FOR ONE'S WELL BEING

 

MCLEAN, Va., -- People with health concerns have many options, including flossing and sex, aside from exercise and diets to guard against heart attacks and other ill- nesses. Although eating healthfully and exercising are believed to be the best ways to improve one's well-being, there are alternatives, USA Today reported Wednesday.

 

Among those alternatives:

 

-- Brush teeth and floss daily. Gum disease might con- tribute to development of heart disease, diabetes and other illnesses.

 

-- Eat dark and bittersweet chocolate, purple grapes, red wine and apples. Such foods contain large amounts of anti-aging substances called flavonoids that also might help protect against blood clots and heart attacks.

 

-- Maintain a good sense of humor. Laughter helps keep blood vessels dilated and protects against heart attacks.

 

-- Have sex frequently. Studies indicate sexual activity might help prolong life, as well as prevent colds, depression and heart disease.

 

-- Develop good sleep patterns. Sleep helps keep memory and attention in top form.

 

-- Enroll in a yoga class. Yoga exercises increase flex- ibility and strength and might help people with arthritis or balance problems.

 

"First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win."-- Mahatma Gandhi

 

 

 

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