-Medically Needy Program(Share of Cost)
- Food stamps (comes with medicaid if your a student under 18 or any age if you are disabled or blind)
-Most hospitals have a charity program where you can see specialists for low costs or free
- Children's Health Insurance Programs
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It usually depends what body system you are talking about but in general there are many that impact health. Personal health behavior impacts the body in all sorts of ways
For example: eating habits if the person is used to eating junk food and really never eat healthy it can cause a person to create to much insulin causing them to have diabetes and sometimes become obese, from there so many other things can happen it can begin to affect your blood pressure and in some rare cases your liver enzymes get out of hand and the person can begin to lose weight but not in a good way
Another example: exercise is a personal health behavior it helps keep your body in shape and allows your to build muscle and conditioning for your lungs. Is a person has poor behavior and chooses not to exercise they can become over weight and their body slows down without exercise it affects things like your knees, your breathing and so much more. But it can also affect someone mentally they start having insecurities and sometimes it leads to things like depression.
Hope this helped!!!
This typ<span>e of stretching in younger people may disrupt muscle growth. Teenagers normally stop growing in height at the age of 16, but their muscle tissues continue to grow until the age of 18. If you are performing in an event, do not incorporate isostatic stretching as part of your warm-up routine. Isostatic contractions fatigue the muslce, which will prevent you from performing at your best during an event.</span>
