People with a greater sense of purpose tend to engage in healthier behaviors, ranging from eating their veggie to flossing their teeth.
Feeling good can reduce health ailments. People who feel physically healthier may be more motivated to maintain their health and experience greater longevity.
People with a greater sense of purpose tend to engage in healthier lifestyle behaviors, ranging from eating their veggies, to getting more exercise and even flossing their teeth (a good proxy for other healthy behaviors), according to a new study out of Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri.
