100 WAYS IN 100 DAYS TO BETTER HEALTH

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Week 7 Tips:

Sunday

Eat Better: When is the best time of day to work out? The truth is, it's personal! Tip One: Be consistent in your workout time. See more tips to figure out what fitness routine works best for you.

Find your perfect workout time

Monday

Be Well: Practice mindfulness and meditation. It may help you manage stress and high blood pressure, sleep better, feel more balanced and connected, and even lower your risk of heart disease.

Use meditation to boost health and well-being

Tuesday

Eat Better: Deciding Keep your fruits and vegetables fresher longer by setting your refrigerator temperature at 40 degrees or below. Stretch your produce and dollars by knowing how to store fresh fruits and vegetables.

Learn the best ways to store fruits and vegetables

Wednesday

Move More: Stress is no excuse to skip your workout. Regular physical activity can help you manage stress, sleep better and have more energy.

Relieve stress and keep moving

Thursday

Be Well: Good sleep is especially important for brain health. Don't eat heavy meals before bed and follow other recommended steps to get better sleep.

Sleep your way to a smarter brain

Friday

Eat Better: Snack healthy with these delicious homemade granola bars.

Bake for heart health

Saturday

Move More: An evening out with your spouse or bestie doesn't have to mean dinner and a movie. Keep a list of activities that would be fun to do together, like walking, bowling, miniature golf, dancing, indoor rock climbing, or hula hooping! Get creative - the possibilities are endless

Change up date night

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