July 24th is international Self-Care Day, NMAC would like to take the time to observe Self-care for the entire month of July. There are so many resources out there for you to be better aware about self-care, healthy lifestyles and your wellbeing. We have a lot in store for you this month. Check it out!
The International Self-Care Foundation has developed The Seven Pillars of Self-Care:
 
Knowledge & Health literacy includes:
The capacity of individuals to obtain, process and understand basic health information and services needed to make appropriate health decisions.
 
Mental wellbeing, Self-awareness & Agency includes:
Knowing your body mass index (BMI), cholesterol level, blood pressure; engaging in health screening.
 
Physical activity
Practicing moderate intensity physical activity such as walking, cycling, or participating in sports at a desirable frequency.
 
Healthy eating – includes:
Having a nutritious, balanced diet with appropriate levels of calorie intake.
 
Risk avoidance or mitigation includes:
Quitting tobacco, limiting alcohol use, getting vaccinated, practicing safe sex, using sunscreens.
 
Good hygiene includes:
Washing hands regularly, brushing teeth, washing food.
 
Rational and responsible use of products, services, diagnostics and medicines includes:
Being aware of dangers, using responsibly when necessary.
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