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How would i get healthy in college?
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Many Factors.: Focus on: 1. Improving your diet. 2. An exercise program. 3. Stress reduction. 4. Avoidance of toxins such as nicotine, drugs, and excessive alcohol. 5. Associated with people with similar/positive outlooks. 6. Ample rest/sleep/ recreation time. Seek professional help in any of the above areas as needed. Best wishes.
Answered 9/29/2016
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