ADA, Mich., Oct. 6, 2008 – Americans want to improve their wellness, but are finding it difficult to keep up with regular exercise. The Amway Global Wellness Index, a new study of more than 15,000 Americans, shows that nearly one in five (18 percent) claim to never participate in a group activity, such as walking or biking with family or friends.
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ADA, Mich., Sept. 15, 2008 – While 93 percent of Americans report attempting to make everyday choices to be healthy and live well, nearly half (47 percent) struggle to do so, according to the Amway Global Wellness Index, a recent national survey of more than 15,000 Americans regarding their health and wellness. The two main barriers that prevent people from living a healthier lifestyle are lack of time (39 percent) and the rising cost of a balanced diet (21 percent). The top three wellness cha
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While 93 percent of Americans report attempting to make everyday choices to be healthy and live well, more than half (52 percent) of Alabama residents say they struggle to do so, according to the Amway Global Wellness Index, a recent national survey of more than 15,000 Americans regarding their health and wellness. Alabama residents reported that the two main barriers preventing them from living a healthier lifestyle include lack of time (33 percent) and personal health issues (23 percent).
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Americans face major obstacles to living a healthier lifestyle including lack of exercise and sleep and denial about being overweight, according to a new survey. Forty-two percent of the 15,000 Americans questioned in the poll also said the economy is having a negative impact on their healthy choices.
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Former pro beach volleyball player, Gabrielle Reece, offers easy tips for living a healthier, more balanced lifestyle.
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Creating an after-school running program. Working with school administration to offer healthier food options in cafeterias. Improving local parks. Today, teens across the United States are boldly responding to nationwide increases in obesity and inactivity by leading their communities in promoting health and wellness. Their accomplishments deserve recognition.
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