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Know your top resolution for health in new year 2025

As we all have stepped into New Year of 2025, this is the time to take resolution for our physical and mental health being. The new year brings a chance for a fresh start. It is time to focus on your health and adopt a healthy lifestyle. In today’s fast-paced life, it can be easy to ignore health, but a right attitude and some small changes can make your life better.

Here are some points which needs to be adopted in this year to attain perfect mental and physical health.

Resolutions for physical health:

Walk for 30 minutes a day, three days a week, tracking steps with a fitness app.

Add one serving of vegetables to lunch and dinner every day for the next month.

Establish a bedtime routine to ensure seven to eight hours of sleep per night by turning off your phone notifications and lying down at 10 p.m.

Reduce cigarette use by 50% over the next month and enroll in a smoking cessation program.

Limit alcohol to no more than two drinks per week for the next three months.

Resolutions for mental health:

Meditate for 5 minutes daily using a guided meditation app for the next six weeks.

Spend 15 minutes journaling three evenings a week to identify common stressors and potential solutions.

Schedule one self-care activity (like a bubble bath, friend date or massage) every weekend for the next month.

Research and book an appointment with a therapist by the end of the month. Attend monthly sessions thereafter.

Resolutions for emotional health:

Schedule a coffee date or phone call with a friend or family member each week for the next six months.

Write down three things you’re grateful for each day before bed for the next 30 days.

Write a letter (not necessarily to send) to someone you need to forgive by the end of the month, expressing your feelings and releasing anger.

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