Question

Look at rates of conditions like hypertension, diabetes, arthritis and CVD in the >60 population in "Blue Zones, ie. Sardinia, Okinawa, Loma Linda, CA, Nicoya Peninsula of Costa Rica, and Ikaria, Greece. Basically, let's address the question of whether or not age has to equal poor health, chronic conditions, and disability. And if we find that maybe the answer is "no" where should the U.S. start spending money to create a healthy aging population in the future? You might even hone this down to why it is in an employer's or insurer's best interest to keep people healthy by offering a number of health promotion/disease prevention strategies. This question arises from statements on p. 233 about the escalating costs of healthcare being heavily influenced by the large elderly population. Basically, let's discuss how to prevent this from being true 50 years from now.

Answer 1

In this condition age increased is not a major problem of the getting poor health. The poor health conditions will leads to the our body affected to the multiple types of disease/ disorders. the improving the aged peoples getting healthy body they need to the good foods ,good physical activity, low depression and etc.

The U.S peoples starts spending to money for good food options ,taking to the fitness programmes elderly,regular cheakup and protect ourself to the affecting the diseases. then they participated to the health camps taking information about the benefit of healthcare.

the employer should be ensure to the  employees are fit and good health condition. after that they do the providing to different types of health promotions ,preventions. then the employers follows these and they will be giving best to the our health and maintaining to the good health.

In the age is 50 they need to the fully rest and good fooda at normal calories .then they need to the proper regular activity ,and without depression . they should be in the phyically and mentally active.

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