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Why should you always consider your health in the long-term?
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Longevity.: Start paying attention to your health when you’re young to enjoy a healthy later life. Can’t start trying to become healthy when you’re older - too late at that point. Start young to enjoy the fruits of your efforts later.
Answered 11/28/2017
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