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1. What does health mean to you? Health to me refers to someone’s physical and mental well-being. It is more than just the absence of any disease or illness. Health has to do with a person’s overall condition, regarding any acute or chronic illnesses or injuries. Health has to do with having a positive emotional outlook on life. Health also includes a person’s nutrition, physical activity, and getting the proper sleep. When someone is in good health, this person should be able to bounce back from any minor illnesses/injuries, and they should be fully functional in society. This includes the ability to enjoy life, socializing with others, and the ability to feel safe. 2. What factors positively influence clients to take care of their health?

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