HEALTHY EATING

Incorporate more fruit and vegetables and omega into your diet, especially the bright coloured and leafy fruit and vegetables including the ‘berries’ family. The recommended amount is now between 8-15 portions per day. If you struggle to achieve that then consider juicing.
It is also recommended you increase your intake of seeds ie Chia seeds, Pumpkin Seed, sunflower Seeds. These can easily be added to your porridge, salads etc
To increase iron in your diet, should this be a focus for you, introduce dark green leafy vegetables (curly kale, spinach, watercress) brown rice, pulses, beans, nuts, seeds, fish and tofu.
Reduce fast foods, sugary snacks and limit intake of processed foods.
EXERCISE
Exercise every day – this can be as simple as every 20-30 minutes getting up from your computer and walking round the office 5 times to going out for a walk at lunchtime. As employees and business owners we sometimes forget that sitting working without breaks is not healthy and we don’t think we have time, but in reality you will be more productive if you get your endorphins going.
The converse of this is where, too much high impact exercise, can be detrimental to your score. Ie more than 4 times per week.
REDUCE STRESS

It is important to look after yourself by avoiding unhealthy habits such as smoking, or alcohol which dehydrates the body and ultimately increases anxiety and caffeine a stimulant commonly found in coffee, tea, chocolate and energy drinks, which can increase stress and anxiety. Reduce stress levels by ensuring you take regular breaks.
HYDRATION
Water is vital to sustain a healthy life. It is recommended to drink at least 2 litres of water every day. It aids the cells, tissues and organs to function normally. Body water deficit or dehydration can cause serious damage to kidneys and other organs.