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Health and Fitness Self-Improvement Tips 2

4. Don't just drink water, enjoy water- tap water is fine, in most instances, but pure water makes a big difference. It's important to drink 2 litres of water each day; however, this shouldn't seem like a chore. Add some ice cubes, cordial and enjoy water through a fun straw to make it more indulgent. Water doesn't have to be just water.

5. Pop a vitamin a day- it's amazing what one little pill can do for your health. Multi vitamins can give your body the nourishment it is lacking. We can't eat perfect balanced and healthy all the time, which is why vitamins were created.

6. Hide (or throw away) the scale- a scale is the only ingredient you need for a recipe for disaster when it comes to self-improvement. Hide it. Throw it away and don't think about it. You have more important things to worry about than your weight. If you feel great on the inside, then it will show on the outside, regardless of what that darned scale says.

7. Stop Smoking- quitting is hard; not quitting is even harder. If you are a smoker, start small and get the help you need. Limiting your cigarette intake is the first step to a healthier you and an improved lifestyle.

8. Aim for 30- 30 minutes of exercise each day is recommended by health professionals. This includes simple changes to your lifestyle like

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