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Joined September 2023
A cheap analog alarm clock makes this one stick. "I need it for my alarm" is the usual reason the phone ends up next to the bed.
Started charging my phone in the kitchen instead of next to the bed. First few nights I kept reaching for it. Now I'm usually asleep before I'd normally be done scrolling. Where does your phone sleep at night?
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A cup of chopped red bell pepper has about 190 mg of vitamin C. A medium orange has about 70 mg (USDA FoodData Central). Which one did you think would win?
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44.9% of US adults 20-39 had fast food on a given day, vs 24.1% at 60+ (NCHS, NHANES 2013-2016) 馃イ CDC tip: opt for water when eating out. Who's your fast food lunch buddy? #fastfood #nutrition #healthyhabits
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29.9% of US women vs 21.1% of men have a diagnosed seasonal allergy (NCHS, 2021 NHIS) 馃崅 CDC tips: hands off your eyes outside, shower and change clothes after time outdoors. Who's sneezing all fall? #allergies #hayfever #fallallergies
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Eating without a screen makes it easier to notice when you're full. Parking the phone in another room for dinner is a small swap that sticks. Table, couch, or desk for most of your dinners?
Stopped eating dinner on the couch with the TV on. Table, phone in the other room, that's it. Two weeks in, way less bloated at night and I actually notice when I'm full instead of when the show ends. Where do you eat dinner most nights: table, couch, or the car?
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A 15-minute evening walk is one of CDC's starter goals for a healthier weight 馃毝 Gradual loss, about 1-2 lb a week, is more likely to stick (CDC). 40.3% of US adults have obesity (NHANES 2021-23). Who's walking tonight? #healthyweight #walking #eveningwalk
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The 2-hour leftover rule 馃ァ FoodSafety.gov: refrigerate perishable food within 2 hours (1 hour above 90掳F). CDC estimates 48 million people get sick from foodborne illness each year. How long do your leftovers sit out? #foodsafety #leftovers #kitchentips
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A medium baked potato with the skin has about 952 mg of potassium. A medium banana has about 422 mg (USDA FoodData Central). Keep the skin on. Did you think bananas were the top pick too?
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An estimated 1 in 6 Americans get food poisoning each year (FoodSafety.gov) 馃嵅 CDC: 48 million sick, 128,000 hospitalized. Fridge within 2 hours, at 40掳F or below. Who leaves dinner out all night? #foodsafety #foodpoisoning #mealprep
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22.5% of US men vs 12.6% of women binge drank in the past month (CDC MMWR 2021, 2018 BRFSS) 馃イ A quarter of people who binge do it at least weekly. Set your limit before you go out. Who's your sparkling water buddy? #drinkless #menshealth #alcoholfree
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Hours of sitting leave the hips tight. A slow kneeling hip flexor stretch, about 30 seconds per side, is an easy one to start with, and a long exhale while you hold it helps you wind down. Where do you feel tight after a long day: hips, lower back, or neck?
Started doing 5 minutes of easy floor stretches before bed instead of one more scroll. Nothing fancy, just hips and lower back. Two weeks in, getting out of bed in the morning doesn't feel like a creaky door anymore. What's the last thing you do before lights out?
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About 1 in 3 US adults 45-75 have never had colorectal cancer screening 馃┖ CDC (BRFSS 2022): 32.3% never screened, 61.4% up to date. Screening starts at 45. Who should hear this? #colorectalcancer #screening #healthcheck
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A mild dip in hydration can feel a lot like a caffeine craving: dull headache, foggy focus, low energy. A glass of water before the first cup is an easy way to find out which one you actually needed.
Started drinking a big glass of water before I touch my coffee in the morning. A week in, the 10am headache I thought was just "needing more caffeine" mostly stopped showing up. Water first or coffee first at your place?
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Nearly half of US adults drink under 4 cups of water a day 馃挧 43.7% under 4 cups, 7% none (CDC Preventing Chronic Disease 2013, 2007 national survey). Keep a full glass where you'll see it. How many cups so far today? #hydration #water #healthyhabits
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Bleeding gums are a sign of gingivitis, which CDC says is reversible with brushing, flossing and dental care 馃Ψ Periodontitis affects 42% of US adults 30+ (CDC). Who skips the dentist? #gumhealth #gingivitis #dentalcare
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Only 12.3% of US adults eat enough fruit 馃崕 Men: 10.1% for fruit, 7.6% for vegetables (CDC MMWR 2022, 2019 BRFSS). Fruit at breakfast, a veggie at lunch. Who needs this nudge today? #fruit #nutrition #healthyhabits
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No counting needed. Breathe in through your nose, then let the exhale run about twice as long, like slowly fogging a window. Works at a red light too. Where does tension show up first for you: shoulders, jaw, or stomach?
Before I open my email in the morning, I take 5 slow breaths with a longer exhale than inhale. Takes under a minute, and I'm not walking into the workday already tense with my shoulders up by my ears. What's the first thing you do before work hits?
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Falls are more common than you think 馃Φ Over 14M US adults 65+ fall each year (>1 in 4); 27.6% fell in 2020 (CDC). Practice chair stands near a counter. Who should hear this tip? #fallsprevention #healthyaging #balance
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Before I open my email in the morning, I take 5 slow breaths with a longer exhale than inhale. Takes under a minute, and I'm not walking into the workday already tense with my shoulders up by my ears. What's the first thing you do before work hits?
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Butter or olive oil? 馃珤 In US cohort adults, >1/2 tbsp olive oil/day was linked to 19% lower cardiovascular mortality vs never/rare use (JACC 2022, observational). Who still cooks with butter? #oliveoil #butter #hearthealth
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