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If you run to the doctor every time you think something is wrong you might be doing the wrong thing. Some people go to the doctor over 12 times a year with out any serious problems. That is wasting the doctors time and costing the health insurance millions. Which makes it more expensive for the rest of us.

One way we can cut out all the doctor calls is to read more about what we think is our problem.

I used to think that reading articles on health was pointless at best and probably pretty counter-productive. You see, every day there was new health news on tv, and yet I never seemed to do anything. When I would see an article on health telling me, for example, that the food I was eating was bad for my heart or that more exercise would increase my longevity, it would make me feel more depressed about the way that I was living. I would not do anything to change it. Getting in shape seemed like such an impossible task, and it was so much easier to give in to apathy.

Most of our answers we are looking for can come from reading and doing some old fashion research.

After reading that article on health, I decided that I would do just that. I started off at a slow pace. The next day, I simply stretched, put on some sweats, and jogged once around the block. I was exhausted by the time that I got back, but at the same time, I was proud of myself. I felt that, for the first time in quite a while, I had really accomplished something. Within a month, I was up to half an hour of running every day. The article on health was right. You did not need to start off at a furious rate, getting everything done at once. The important thing was to start somewhere. Nowadays, I read at least an article on health or two every day. It is easier to get inspired now that I know that there are things I can do to improve my health. The important thing is to get started somewhere.
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