Mary  Jones

Assessment Date
4/26/2006

My Results
My Wellness Score
Wellness Priorities
Risk Factors
Clinical Measures
Health History
Medical Care
Self Care
Behavioral Details
Alcohol Use
Fitness
Nutrition
Safety
Stress Management
Tobacco Use
Weight Management



 

Your current health habits create dangerous health risks, which may be complicated by existing previous health problems. See the suggestions below that could help you reduce your health risks. You may need the assistance of your doctor or other health professional.

 Your Priorities
Mary, below are some ways you can reduce your risks and improve your Wellness Score. Click on the links below for more details.

Be more physically active. Even moderate activity, like walking and gardening, can make a big difference when done on a regular basis.
Lower your body mass index through weight management. Be conscious of what you eat, and find ways to be more physically active each day.
Eat more fruits and vegetables. By eating just 5 servings a day, you can cut your cancer risks in half.
Eat fewer high fat foods. Avoid foods that are fried, and make healthy choices when eating out.

Ready to Make Changes to Improve Your Health?

Take action by enrolling in one of your recommended programs. Just click the button to the right to get started!
Recommended Programs:
Healthier Diet Program
Weight Loss Program
Get In Shape Program

 Risk Factors
Risk factors are behaviors or conditions that increase your chances for developing health problems. Some risk factors can't be changed. These include your age, gender, and family health history. This Wellness Assessment focuses on risk factors that you can change. These include lifestyle choices such as exercising, making healthy food choices, and not smoking. They also include medical indicators affected by lifestyle such as blood pressure, weight, and cholesterol levels. The risk factors listed below affect the chances of developing several serious health conditions.

  Weight
  Tobacco Use
  Alcohol Use
  Physical Activity
  Dietary Fat
  Fruit/Vegetable Intake
  Stress/Coping
  Seat Belt Use
  Overweight/Underweight
  Blood Pressure/Hypertension
  Cholesterol
  Triglycerides
  Blood Sugar/Diabetes
 
 

 
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