Americans’ poor health choices (whether it be smoking, not exercising, poor nutr

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Americans’ poor health choices (whether it be smoking, not exercising, poor nutrition, etc) costs billions of dollars in health care, as these behaviors are directly linked to conditions like heart disease, cancer, stroke, and countless other ailments. Knowing what we know about decision making, what can be done to help Americans make better decisions about their health? Use terms from this week's lesson or from your own research in the Herzing Lilbrary (i.e. cognition, intelligence, decision making) to support your perspective.

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What can be done to help Americans make better decisions about their health?

To resolve this, many creative ads should be made to instruct people about the importance of cognition, intelligence, decision making systems to avoid smoking and poor nutrition. They must be encouraged to think know about their future life that would lead to heart disease, cancer, stroke, and countless other ailments.

These ads should be government sponsored and they must be regularly advertised in Cinema halls, TVs and on the internet. The ads can be also be placed on the Socia Media.

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