lifestyle znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady lifestyle

• Disabling chronic illness, depressive mood, functional decline, and sedentary lifestyles are among the most important prevention targets.

• The world on this view is morally simple, consisting of a few hard and fast values and, beyond that, only lifestyle options.

• An important food-related lifestyle change of the past two decades is the increase in consumption of food prepared away from home.

• The onset of diabetes can be delayed, if not prevented, by lifestyle and drug management.

• This represents an independent evolution of spectral diversity in response to selection after returning to a diurnal lifestyle.

• In other words, our actual lifestyle must correspond with the way of life implied by our ascription of meaning (2b).

• However, the censuring of lifestyle choices associated with deleterious health consequences appears to many as moralising couched in medical terms.

• Initially, women face changing lifestyles, new and unfamiliar clinical situations forcing changed routines.