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Hi Cheskamae Case Study

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Hi Cheskamae, It is great to know that you 're in awareness area and you have started your way to a good and healthy lifestyle. I take the same view as you that having a full time job plus school can affect your daily routine. Try not to skip meal as much as you can because your body needs healthy food to function properly. Not only your body, your brain also need healthy foods to keep your memory fresh and to recover memories accurately. I also agree with you that behavioral factors could affect someone 's health. Having control of your health is necessary. An individual should learn how to assess essential information regarding health to protect ourselves from misleading information that could lead us for being a victim of what we

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