Part of global health is also supported by health awareness and education. As such, we advocate for healthy living by encouraging better habits and lifestyle practices.
Health is not just about living without disease- it’s about practicing better physical, social, and mental care to provide balance for your wellbeing. As a provider for health care solutions, It is our mission to help people optimise their health by identifying the gaps in modern medicine, improving tangible health care options, and creating solutions that enhance life globally.
Nutrition
A nutritionally balanced diet is a daily practice that can have a huge impact on your wellbeing. Eating whole foods like vegetables and fruits provides your body with the right nutrients and vitamins for your brain, your body, and your mood.
Sleep
The CDC recommends that adults get about 7 hours of sleep a day. Practicing good sleep hygiene can improve your quality of sleep- get a consistent bedtime schedule, avoid using electronics right before going to bed, and avoid stimulants like caffeine too close to bedtime.
Exercise
Getting exercise can help promote better mood and sleep, as well as improve your overall physical health. Getting daily exercise, like taking a walk or going to the gym, can have a positive impact on your wellbeing.
Manage Stress
Taking care to practice good mental health practices such as meditating or light exercise can be very beneficial for your wellbeing. Practicing mindfulness can help you focus and improve your mood. Stress is a prominent part of everyday life, so it’s helpful to find strategies and methods that work for you to manage it. Whether that be prioritising your emotional health or taking care of your body, understanding how you deal with stress is a step towards improved wellbeing.
Staying in touch with the people you care for is an important aspect to maintaining your mental and emotional health. In the digital era, it’s even easier to catch up with your loved ones through social media and phone when we can’t see each other face-to-face.
Living healthier with more opportunity and awareness
Today we have greater access to health care options and information, but barriers to access still exist where resources are limited or there are less systems in place that support access. Our goal is to provide more opportunities that address these restrictive barriers and allow people greater ability to take their health into their own hands.