Your Community Can Determine Your Lifespan

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Your tribe is more than just your vibe. According to the blue zones and an incredible study put on by Harvard, we now know that your tribe or community plays a significant role in predicting your lifespan. While it's easy to focus on the physical aspects of health such as the exercise you do and the food that you eat, the parts of health that are less tangible are equally important. In this week's Mini-Monday episode, Evan explains just how important your community actually is. Evan provides the breakdown of a study that spans over 75 years and tracks the health and wellness of over 500 individuals. In this study it shows just how important community is. Learn why your community is more important than you think by tuning into this episode.Do everything with good intentions and connect to your elements.
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Reference:Harvard Studyhttps://news.harvard.edu/gazet....te/story/2017/04/ove