4 Reasons Why We All Need Regular, Basic Health Checks
Life is active, a never-ending balancing act filled with countless distractions that constantly vie for our attention. Everyone and everything else is a priority, and amidst this chaos, we tend to overlook one crucial aspect: our health. With hectic schedules and never-ending to-do lists, making time for routine wellness check-ups is often neglected. However, disregarding our health can maintain serious repercussions.
“Whilst taking care of our health should be a top priority for everyone, it seldom is,” says Effect Bunn, Managing Director of FUTURELIFE®. “We’re all guilty of it, and that’s why FUTURELIFE® is making it easier for our customers to prioritise their health. With the opening of our recent store at Oceans Mall in Umhlanga, we’re bringing basic health checks closer to you, so you can grasp control of your well-being, no matter how active life gets.”
Bunn offers 4 reasons why we should all prioritise routine check-ups:
- Lower health risks: Regular medical assessments can assist in the early detection and prevention of potential health problems, reducing the risk of developing serious complications.
- Identify any health issues: Health checks enable individuals to pick up on any existing physical issues that may require immediate attention or treatment.
- Lower healthcare costs: Early detection and intervention through routine screenings can aid alleviate the financial burden associated with extensive medical treatments and long-term healthcare expenses.
- The kick you need to secure healthy: Medical check-ups offer valuable information about one’s health and can serve as a motivator to design positive lifestyle changes and prioritise your overall well-being.
Bunn says the recently launched FUTURELIFE® store offers a comprehensive selection of vital health checks for people of all ages and fitness backgrounds. These assessments include Body Mass Index (BMI) measurements, Bioelectrical impedance analysis,
eating region analysis, lifestyle interventions and medical nutrition therapy.
The FUTURELIFE® store has also partnered with state-of-the-art wellness companies to provide advanced health checks such as Geneway™ DNA testing and OptiWay™ food sensitivity testing, with registered Dieticians on hand at the store to conduct these tests. “By offering clients basic as well as advanced wellness screenings, it will assist them in identifying any health issues so they can catch proactive measures to address them,” Bunn explains.
In addition to its basic health check facility, the FUTURELIFE® store at Oceans Mall offers an exceptional experience for wellness enthusiasts. It showcases a wide range of FUTURELIFE® products and features a Smart Café, where customers can taste innovative products, appreciate a cup of coffee, and indulge in wholesome snacks. Furthermore, FUTURELIFE® has partnered with Adidas, Thandana and Crunch to bring customers custom apparel and merchandise, available for purchase in-store.
With its health screenings, premium products, and unique client offerings, the FUTURELIFE® store at Oceans Mall is poised to become a convenient one-stop destination and favourite for all health-conscious individuals.
For more information about FUTURELIFE® basic health checks and its novel store, please contact Amanda Josephson at 076 332 2916.
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