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Long, healthy life?

SHARED TASKS

common denominators of longevity

based on Dan Buettner's How to Live to be 100 talk

LONGEVITY

10% genes

(other out of control possibilities: accidents, natural disasters, wars)

90% lifestyle - control what you can

1. Move naturally: physical activity GyK - RL

2. right outlook: purpose in life VZs

3. sanctuary of time: downshift (time for relaxation, praying) RE, MK

4. Eat wisely: plant-based ML

5. a bit of alcohol:

6. 80% rule: (don’t overeat): ML

7. Connect: loved ones first (family – parents), RB, TG

8. Belonging (faith-based community: praying 4x a month) RB, TG

9. Right Tribe: friends

+ 1

  • Is it all worth it? (ME)
  • Expectations:
  • add a subtopic
  • key question: why and how does "my topic" support longevity?
  • timeframe: 2-5 minutes
  • 1-3 relevant pictures -statistics - try to look for relevant scientific (including psychological) background

Plant-based diet

  • vegetables, whole grains, fruits, seeds, nuts and legumes
  • no or few animal product (meat, eggs,dairy, honey)
  • vegan, vegetarian and semi-vegetarian

Plant-based diet

Health effects

  • higher consumption of fiber, potassium, vitamin C
  • consume lower proportion of calories from fat (particularly saturated fatty acids)
  • decrease the risk of coronary artery disease, high blood pressure, stroke and colorectal cancer
  • lose weight

Health effects

Moderate alcohol consumption

  • raises the level of HDL (good colesterol) - protection against heart disease
  • antioxidant properties of (red) wine -lower risk of developing cold
  • stresses (brain) cells -lower risk of developing dementia
  • reduces the risk of gallstones
  • lowers the chance of developing type 2 diabetes

Moderate alcohol consumption

Why not to live to 100

Why not to live to 100

  • being a burden
  • being dependent
  • seeing your loved ones die
  • depression

Why is excercise important for longevity?

Why is excercise important for longevity?

  • Helps to prevent diseases
  • Controls weight
  • Improves the quality of life

How often should I excercise?

  • Frequently in a consistant way
  • More ≠does not equal better

To sum it all up:

Work out smarter not harder!

What kind of excercises should I do?

  • No need for weights
  • Cardio
  • Small things

What is ikigai?

  • no simple, direct translation into English
  • the reason for which you get up in the morning or the thing that you live for
  • encompasses the idea - happiness is more than money or a job

no simple, direct translation into Engli...

Intersection , common ground between

IKIGAI

  • not something grand or extraordinary
  • anybody can find his or her ikigai
  • requires a willingness for a deep self-exploration and experimentation
  • ways to work on that
  • observant reflection with action-taking
  • uncover values, strengths, skills
  • meaning in your life and career
  • balance of ikigai

IKIGAI

What can give us?

  • challenging - it should lead us to mastery and growth
  • it is our choice - autonomy and freedom
  • involves a commitment of time and belief - cause, skill trade or a group of people
  • boosts our well-being - positive influence to our health
  • give more energy that it takes away

What can give us?

Relaxation

mental and physical health

coping strategy when you are stressed out

What can you expect from relaxation?

keep your stress levels in check

sleep better

improve your mood

improve your memory and concentration

be healthier

Relaxation

Relaxation strategies

Go for a walk

Focus on your breathing

Practise mindfulness,even if it’s just while brushing your teeth

Listen to some quiet music

Focus your attention on a puzzle

Learn yoga or meditation

Try progressive muscle relaxation

Relaxation strategies

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