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Physical Development

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Physical Development

Question 1

Leading longevity factors include genetics, gender, access to healthcare institutions,

hygiene, diet, nutrition, exercise, crime rate, and lifestyle. The genetic factor tends to affect

individual life span due to the environmental factors and individual behavior. It is evident that

physical exercise boosts our life expectancy and promotes good health and long life. Research

indicates that people with proper hygiene are likely to live longer lives as good health is

guaranteed. Individuals with good health due to regular exercise are likely to stay for longer as

health issues matter. The best age also facilitates a long life with a diet meal that promotes good

health.

Question 2

Aging is the invisible change associated with challenges resulting in skin drying, hair

whitens, height and weight loss, and hearing impairment and disease. Some of these challenges

reduce the limiting exposure to the nutritious diet, stability, and physical exercise. Skin and hair

changes differ from different individuals depending on the body hormones (Lumen, 2020). As

individuals age, the skin becomes dryer, thinner, and less elastic as scars and imperfection

become more noticeable as few sales are growing. On the other hand, secondary aging causes

diseases that reduce independence, affect family members, impact the quality of life, and other

caregivers, thus bringing a financial burden to society. Some of the common diseases associated

with the secondary age include arthritis, hypertension, heart diseases, stroke, diabetes, among

other health disparity.

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1 Physical Development Student's Name Institutional Affiliation Instructor Course Due Date 2 Physical Development Question 1 Leading longevity factors include genetics, gender, access to healthcare institutions, hygiene, diet, nutrition, exercise, crime rate, and lifestyle. The genetic factor tends to affect individual life span due to the environmental factors and individual behavior. It is evident that physical exercise boosts our life expectancy and promotes good health and long life. Research indicates that people with proper hygiene are likely to live longer lives as good health is guaranteed. Individuals with good health due to regular exercise are likely to stay for longer as health issues matter. The best age also facilitates a long life with a diet meal that promotes good health. Question 2 Aging is the invisible change associated with challenges resulting in skin drying, hair whitens, height and weight loss, and hearing impairment and disease. Some of these challenges reduce the limiting exposure to the nutritious diet, stability, and physical exercise. Skin and hair changes differ from different individuals depending on the body hormones (Lumen, 2020). As individuals age, the skin becomes dryer, thinner, and less elastic as scars and imperfection become more noticeable as few sales are growing. On the other hand, secondary aging causes diseases that reduce independence, affect family members, impact the quality of life, and other caregivers, thus bringing a fi ...
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