Course in Wellness: Improve Your Quality of Life and Health

Transform your life: this practical course improves your quality of life by teaching real techniques to reduce stress, optimize sleep, nutrition, and exercise, and build emotional intelligence, delivering sustainable results for more energy, calm, and balance.

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Course in Wellness: Improve Your Quality of Life and Health

Do you feel like you live on autopilot, reacting to daily stress without time for yourself? Do you want more energy, calm, and satisfaction? Quality of life is not an unreachable luxury, it is the result of conscious choices.

This course is your practical guide to stop surviving and start living fully, giving you tools to build integral wellbeing. We will explore the pillars that shape your health: you will learn to manage stress and anxiety with mindfulness and relaxation techniques and regain serenity. You will discover how to cultivate present awareness.

We will explore restorative sleep, mindful eating, and movement as sources of vital energy. This is not about radical changes, but about building sustainable healthy habits that fit your routine and let you enjoy the process without being overwhelmed. You will learn to listen to your body.

This program will guide you to strengthen your emotional intelligence and build greater resilience, helping you find real balance between work and personal life. You will take control of your days, learn to care for yourself by prioritizing wellbeing, and discover how to design a life you truly enjoy, full of purpose, meaning, and connection with yourself. It also offers practical daily exercises and ongoing community support options.

Course Details

  • 💻 Video hours 10
  • 🕒 Study hours 80
  • 🎬 Videos 103
  • 📝 Test 103
  • 📈 Level to Expert Level
  • Language English and MultiLanguage
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What will you learn in this course?

  • 🧘‍♀️ Practical strategies to manage stress and anxiety, applying mindfulness and relaxation techniques in your daily routine.
  • 🌙 Optimize your restorative sleep by understanding the fundamental importance of sleep for your physical and mental health.
  • 🍎 The pillars of mindful nutrition and physical exercise as sources of vital energy and well-being.
  • 🌱 Build sustainable healthy habits that allow you to maintain your quality of life long-term without sacrifices.
  • 🧠 Strengthen your emotional intelligence and self-awareness to improve your relationships and decision-making.
  • ⚖️ Effective methods to find a real balance between your work and personal life, reclaiming time for yourself.

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The course syllabus includes:

👨🏻‍🏫 11 Topics
TOPIC 1: AGING
15 Lessons01:20:39
You will identify and apply habits, screenings and exercises to prevent and slow aging, choose safe aesthetic treatments, design an antiaging diet, and detect common risks in older adults

1.1. Aging and maintaining quality of life

Distinguish how chronological, biological, and psychological age influence aging and which habits can accelerate or delay that process.

05:22

1.2. Anti-aging

Which cosmetic treatments actually work, their limits, and how prevention and healthy habits such as exercise, sleep, diet and stress management have a greater impact on antiaging.

05:39

1.3. Diseases related to aging

You will recognize the main aging diseases such as Alzheimer's, mobility limitations, cardiovascular disease and vision problems, and learn habits and measures to prevent them and improve health in later life

05:29

1.4. Health and aging

Take care of your health and learn to age with vitality: exercise, healthy eating, hydration, sleep, medical checkups and mental activities to keep body and mind active.

05:42

1.5. anti-aging: medical care

How to establish medical checkup habits and detect common age-related issues like blood pressure, glucose, cancer, mental health, dental and skin problems early to improve your quality of life.

05:12

1.6. anti-aging: nutrition

You will design an anti-aging nutrition plan that includes antioxidants, omega-3, vitamins C and E and minerals such as selenium and zinc to protect the skin and improve overall health.

05:15

1.7. Fight against aging: sports

How to use sport and physical activity to slow aging, improve cardiovascular health, strength and mobility, and adapt daily exercises to your age and pace.

05:10

1.8. Body mass index (Bmi)

Calculate your BMI in kg per m2, learn the formula step by step, interpret ranges underweight normal overweight, and learn its limitations so you know when to consult a specialist.

05:30

1.9. aging and bmi

Calculate and interpret BMI in older adults, identify healthy limits 18.5 to 24.9, understand how muscle mass, medications and age affect BMI, and apply diet and exercise advice to maintain a healthy weight.

05:29

1.10. Nutritional supplements in aging

Discover when and how to use nutritional supplements safely, their types, benefits and why they do not replace a balanced diet.

05:42

1.11. Aging and nutritional supplements

You will identify when and which vitamin and mineral supplements are useful in older adults, how they complement the diet, and why prior medical evaluation is essential.

05:04

1.12. Cardiovascular training

Practical guide for older adults on starting and progressing with cardiovascular exercise, benefits for heart and respiratory health, and safety tips

05:51

1.13. Strength training

Learn how to begin and modify safe strength exercises for older adults, their benefits for muscles, bones, and mobility, and when to seek guidance from a trainer.

05:13

1.14. Prevention of aging

How to prevent the negative effects of aging through healthy habits: avoid alcohol and tobacco, manage stress, get enough sleep, and establish routines to enter old age in better health.

05:12

1.15. Surgeries and aging

Learn how to evaluate the role of cosmetic surgeries in aging: benefits, risks, ethics, and criteria for deciding with information and self-esteem.

04:49

TOPIC 2: SLEEP
12 Lessons01:02:14
Improve your sleep to slow aging by learning why rest repairs the body, how sleep loss affects health and hormones, and which habits and routines to use to sleep deeply and recover.

2.1. Sleep for quality of life

How to improve your sleep to slow aging: understand why rest repairs the body, what lack of sleep does, the cumulative effect and habits for deep, restorative sleep.

05:29

2.2. Problems caused by lack of sleep

Discover why lack of sleep harms your mental and physical health, what illnesses it can cause, and how to adjust your habits to restore rest and prevent short and long term damage.

05:24

2.3. Organ systems affected by lack of sleep

Learn how sleep loss harms your immune, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular systems and discover habits to lower those risks.

05:30

2.4. Importance of rest

Improve your sleep with practical habits and strategies: routines, screen limits, nutrition, exercise, and a supportive environment to restore the body, boost immunity, and prevent illness.

05:19

2.5. The endocrine system and sleep

Impact of sleep loss on the endocrine system: how growth hormone, thyrotropin, cortisol and melatonin levels change and how much sleep is needed to prevent these effects

04:54

2.6. sleep and physical exercise

How to use physical activity to sleep better: regulate energy, reduce stress, and optimize rest to promote deep sleep and muscle recovery.

05:16

2.7. Sleep cycles

Learn about the stages of sleep: REM and non REM sleep, their substages and cycles, what happens in deep sleep, and how these processes change with age.

05:25

2.8. Routine for an adequate night's sleep

You will design organizing routines and habits to improve sleep quality: tidy and prepare your bedroom, clear your mind at night, and structure your day to ensure restorative rest.

04:45

2.9. What happens in our brain while we sleep?

How sleep organizes information, consolidates memory, and regulates key hormones for learning, growth, and brain recovery.

05:15

2.10. The time we sleep

Learn how to adjust your sleep schedule, when a short nap helps, and why sleeping at night supports more restorative rest.

04:47

2.11. How many hours should we sleep for a good quality of life?

Discover how much sleep each age group needs, factors that affect sleep quality, and how to adjust your habits to improve rest and health.

05:32

2.12. Should i wake up early for a good quality of life?

Learn how to plan your sleep: how much to sleep, why bedtime matters, and how to adjust rest to wake up early without harming your health.

04:38

TOPIC 3: ELEMENTS THAT AFFECT SLEEP
14 Lessons01:11:40
You will identify factors that disrupt sleep: light, diet, beverages, tobacco, noise, alcohol, hydration, posture and pillow. You will apply practical changes to habits, relaxation and meditation, and know when to consult a doctor.

3.1. The influence of light on sleep

How natural and artificial light alter melatonin, lower sleep quality, and what simple changes to make to sleep better.

05:09 🔒

3.2. The influence of our meals on sleep

How diet, meal timing and nutrients affect sleep quality and which foods help you fall asleep and maintain restorative sleep

05:00 🔒

3.3. The influence of sugar-sweetened beverages on sleep

Why sugary and caffeinated beverages harm sleep quality, shorten deep sleep, and can cause insomnia and sleep apnea, plus what to avoid for better sleep.

04:53 🔒

3.4. The influence of tobacco on sleep

Discover how tobacco worsens sleep by causing snoring, increasing nicotine-related insomnia and airway inflammation that disrupt nighttime rest.

05:05 🔒

3.5. The influence of water on sleep

How hydration affects sleep quality and how to calculate how many glasses of water to drink per day using the rule: weight in kg divided by 7.

05:22 🔒

3.6. The influence of alcohol on sleep

Why alcohol helps you fall asleep but later reduces deep sleep, disrupts REM, triggers awakenings and snoring, and why you should avoid it before bed

05:04 🔒

3.7. The influence of electronic devices on sleep

How to access and use the full course documentation after purchasing it.

05:15 🔒

3.8. The influence of noise on sleep

Detect how nighttime noise alters sleep and health, including blood pressure, heart rate, stress and mood, and learn practical strategies to reduce it and regain restorative sleep.

04:54 🔒

3.9. Health problems and their influence on sleep.

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05:52 🔒

3.10. Snoring and sleep

You will learn the causes of snoring, practical measures such as sleep position, weight loss and avoiding alcohol, and when to consult a doctor.

05:23 🔒

3.11. The impact of the pillow on the quality of our sleep

How to choose the ideal pillow: right height and material, prevent neck pain and snoring, manage allergies, and when to replace it to improve your sleep.

05:01 🔒

3.12. Meditation and its impact on sleep

How to use guided meditation to reduce stress and anxiety and improve sleep quality, even if you're a beginner.

04:46 🔒

3.13. Calming the mind before going to sleep

Separate work and rest, remove nighttime stimuli, and spend the last hour on relaxation and breathing techniques to fall asleep more easily and improve sleep quality.

05:02 🔒

3.14. Routine for getting up after sleep

How to get going after sleeping: progressive wake up techniques, stretches, a shower, tidying your room and planning your day to boost energy and productivity.

04:54 🔒

TOPIC 4: PHYSICAL AND MENTAL WELL-BEING
12 Lessons01:02:53
You will design productive mornings, meditation and exercise routines, balance physical, emotional, social and spiritual well-being, and improve finances, reading habits and skills to define purpose and build relationships.

4.1. What is welfare?

Identify and balance the aspects of wellbeing physical, emotional, occupational and social to understand their interactions and maintain a full, sustainable state.

05:20 🔒

4.2. Welfare edges

You will identify the three dimensions of well-being: spiritual, physical, and social, and learn practical strategies to balance them to improve your emotional and physical health.

05:25 🔒

4.3. How to start the day? Planning

Organize your mornings to boost productivity and freedom: learn to prioritize tasks, plan the night before, and handle urgent issues to accomplish more with less stress.

05:15 🔒

4.4. Morning meditation. Benefits

Guided morning meditation: simple techniques and steps to reduce stress, organize your thoughts, and increase energy in 15 to 30 minute sessions.

05:21 🔒

4.5. Morning exercises. Benefits

How to create a flexible morning exercise routine: duration, intensity, options such as running, yoga, walking, and tips to make it daily to improve health and mood.

05:25 🔒

4.6. Personal care

How to practice mindful self-care to notice your body's signals, nurture physical, mental, and spiritual well-being, and build sustainable habits that enhance your quality of life.

05:17 🔒

4.7. Reading. Benefits

How to make reading a daily habit that boosts vocabulary, comprehension, writing and sleep, and how to choose among physical books, ebooks and audiobooks

05:23 🔒

4.8. Food. Mindfulness

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04:53 🔒

4.9. How does money impact welfare?

How to use money as a means to improve your well-being by distinguishing ends from means, managing resources, and changing beliefs to achieve emotional, material, and social satisfaction.

05:03 🔒

4.10. Financial education

Manage household finances and distinguish savings from investment by creating a table of assets and liabilities, calculating the percentage of available capital, and using simple practices to improve your financial health

05:13 🔒

4.11. The purpose of life

How to identify your life purpose, set short, medium, and long-term goals, channel actions, and measure results to move forward with discipline toward your personal well-being.

05:07 🔒

4.12. Principles for developing good relations with third parties

You will improve your relationships by applying empathy, respect, and honesty to communicate better, resolve conflicts, and build stronger bonds.

05:11 🔒

TOPIC 5: VITAMINS
9 Lessons00:47:35
You will recognize the 13 vitamins and their functions, distinguish fat soluble and water soluble vitamins, preserve nutrients when cooking, evaluate and choose safe supplements, read labels and avoid excessive supplementation

5.1. Vitamins for quality of life

You will learn what vitamins are, how they are classified as fat soluble or water soluble, their key roles in the body, and how they influence mineral absorption and overall health.

04:57 🔒

5.2. Essential vitamins

Identify the 13 essential vitamins and understand the role of each in vision, bone health, blood, the nervous system and immunity.

05:36 🔒

5.3. Cooking of foods and vitamins

How to preserve more vitamins in fruits and vegetables: which cooking methods to choose, like steaming or stir frying, when to avoid boiling or frying, and when to eat raw to maximize nutrients

05:08 🔒

5.4. Vitamin supplements

How to tell when you need vitamin supplements, pick the right ones, and avoid duplicates or excess based on your diet to improve your nutritional health

05:05 🔒

5.5. Vitamin supplements for physical training

How to choose and use vitamin supplements to boost training performance and recovery, understand the roles of vitamins C E D and B12, and when to supplement based on your diet.

05:17 🔒

5.6. Verification of the quality of vitamin supplements

Identify quality seals and scientific criteria to choose safe supplements, spot misleading labels, and avoid alternative products lacking clinical support.

05:26 🔒

5.7. How to interpret the label of supplements?

Read supplement labels to understand Daily Value %, mg vs IU, serving size and key details such as contraindications, dosage, and expiration to plan your supplementation.

05:25 🔒

5.8. When not to take vitamin supplements?

Learn when vitamin supplements are unnecessary or risky, what oversupplementation is, its effects, and how to meet your needs with a balanced diet or professional advice.

05:28 🔒

5.9. What is the best time to take vitamin supplements?

Learn when to take each supplement: fat soluble vitamins with meals or at night with minerals, and water soluble vitamins on an empty stomach to maximize absorption and reduce waste.

05:13 🔒

TOPIC 6: TYPES OF VITAMINS AND PROPERTIES
12 Lessons01:08:34
Functions, food sources, recommended doses and risks from deficiency or excess of vitamins A, D, E, K, C and B complex, plus practical guidelines for safe supplementation.

6.1. Vitamin a. Properties

Discover what vitamin A is for, its food sources, when to take supplements, and the risks and doses to avoid from oversupplementation.

05:20

6.2. Vitamin d. Properties

Discover why vitamin D is essential, how to get it from sun exposure, fortified foods and fish, its benefits for bones and immunity, and the risks of excess

04:56

6.3. Vitamin e. Properties

How vitamin E protects vision, skin, and brain, where to get it in foods, risks from deficiency and from oversupplementation, and when to use supplements.

05:24

6.4. Vitamin k. Properties

Discover why vitamin K is vital, its benefits for blood clotting and bone health, food sources, recommended doses, and risks of excess.

05:12

6.5. Vitamin c. Properties

Learn about the benefits of vitamin C, its dietary and supplemental sources, its role in collagen and in iron absorption, and the risks of excessive supplementation.

05:10

6.6. Vitamin b1. Properties

Learn what vitamin B1 does, its benefits for energy and muscle, top food sources, and the risks and doses to avoid from excessive supplementation.

05:26

6.7. Vitamin b3. Properties

What is vitamin B3 niacin, why it is water soluble, its benefits, main food sources, recommended daily doses, and effects of excessive supplementation

06:19

6.8. Vitamin b5. Properties

Discover how vitamin B5 works: benefits, dietary sources, risks of excess, and recommended daily doses.

06:17

6.9. Vitamin b6. Properties

How vitamin B6 acts in the body, its key benefits, food sources, recommended doses and risks of excess

06:22

6.10. Vitamin b7. Properties

Discover how vitamin B7 biotin supports metabolism and health, which foods contain it, appropriate doses, and the risks of excessive supplementation.

05:50

6.11. Vitamin b9. Properties

Discover how vitamin B9 folate benefits health, which foods provide it, recommended doses, and risks of excessive supplementation.

06:07

6.12. Vitamin b12. Properties

Discover why vitamin B12 is essential, its benefits for blood and the nervous system, how to obtain it in the diet, and the risks of excess.

06:11

TOPIC 7: MINERALS
8 Lessons00:42:02
Master macrominerals and microminerals: functions, sources, cooking that preserves nutrients, when and how to supplement, risks and interactions, and guidance to improve health and performance.

7.1. Minerals in the quality of life

You will identify macrominerals and microminerals, their key functions such as bones, body fluids, metabolism and immunity, dietary sources and supplements, and how to prevent deficiencies.

05:31

7.2. Macro minerals

Discover what macrominerals are: sodium, potassium, calcium, chloride, magnesium, phosphorus, sulfur, and how they support fluid balance, muscle contraction, bone health, digestion and immunity.

05:51

7.3. Microminerals

Discover the roles of key microminerals zinc, iron, selenium, iodine, copper, fluoride, chromium, molybdenum and manganese and how they influence immunity, metabolism, blood, and bone and dental health.

05:05

7.4. Cooking food and minerals

How to cook to preserve vitamins and minerals: steam, use less water, lower heat and shorten cooking times

05:03

7.5. Mineral supplements and their impact on quality of life

When and why to use mineral supplements, how to address deficiencies from restrictive diets, illness, pregnancy or intolerances, and when to seek them under medical supervision.

05:33

7.6. Mineral supplements for physical training

Which minerals calcium, potassium, iron, zinc and magnesium boost your performance, how they work and when supplementation is needed compared to an adequate diet

05:04

7.7. When not to take mineral supplements?

Identify when mineral supplements are helpful or harmful, their risks and interactions with medications and illnesses, and why you should consult a healthcare professional before supplementing

05:17

7.8. Best times to take mineral supplements

When and how to take mineral supplements: schedules day versus night, why take them with food, and when to choose minerals such as zinc or magnesium before sleep.

04:38

TOPIC 8: MACROMINERALS AND PROPERTIES
6 Lessons00:34:20
Identify functions, sources, and recommended doses of sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, sulfur, and phosphorus, and prevent risks from deficiency or excess to safely apply diets and supplements.

8.1. Sodium

Learn sodium functions, sources, recommended intake about 2300 mg per day, and risks of excess to protect blood pressure, the heart, and kidneys.

05:40 🔒

8.2. Potassium

Discover potassium benefits for muscles and blood pressure, which foods contain it, recommended amounts by sex, risks of excess hyperkalemia and warning signs

05:48 🔒

8.3. Calcium

Learn about calcium's role in bones, blood, and nerves, its food sources, recommended intake, and risks of excess.

05:35 🔒

8.4. Magnesium

Discover magnesium functions and benefits, the foods that provide it, recommended doses, and risks of excess so you can use supplements safely.

06:04 🔒

8.5. Sulfur

Learn what sulfur is, its roles for skin, hair and tissues, best food sources, recommended intakes and risks of excess for use in a balanced diet.

05:31 🔒

8.6. Phosphorus

Learn why phosphorus is essential, its roles in bones and cells, dietary sources, and recommended amounts to prevent deficiencies or excesses.

05:42 🔒

TOPIC 9: MICROMINERALS AND PROPERTIES
9 Lessons00:52:47
You will learn functions, sources, recommended doses and risks of deficiency or excess of zinc, selenium, iodine, copper, chromium, fluoride, molybdenum and manganese, plus guidance for pregnant women and children

9.1. Zinc

Learn what zinc does, how much you need by age and sex, where to find it, and the risks of taking too much.

05:47 🔒

9.2. Iron

Learn about iron: functions, recommended doses, food sources and the risks of deficiency or excess to protect your health

05:50 🔒

9.3. Selenium

What functions does selenium perform, which foods supply it, recommended doses and risks of excess, and why supplementation is not recommended

05:43 🔒

9.4. Iodine

Learn how iodine regulates the thyroid, its cellular functions, dietary sources, recommended daily doses and risks of deficiency or excess, including guidelines for pregnant women and children

05:29 🔒

9.5. Copper

Discover the roles copper plays in the body, its dietary sources, recommended intakes, and risks from deficiency or excess.

05:33 🔒

9.6. Chrome

Learn what chromium is, its functions, food sources, recommended doses and risks from excess.

05:49 🔒

9.7.fluoride

You will identify benefits, sources, recommended doses and risks of fluoride, how to obtain it and when to reduce it or consult a doctor to protect teeth and bones.

05:41 🔒

9.8. Molybdenum

Identify functions, benefits, food sources, recommended intakes, and risks of molybdenum excess or deficiency

06:39 🔒

9.9. Manganese

Learn the functions, benefits, sources and recommended intake of manganese, about 11 mgday, and how to prevent deficiency or excess to protect your health.

06:16 🔒

TOPIC 10: HYDRATION IN QUALITY OF LIFE
6 Lessons00:33:01
How to maintain healthy hydration: when and how much to drink, recognizing dehydration and overhydration, organizing habits and schedules, and maintaining water and electrolyte balance.

10.1. Role of hydration in health and well-being

In this video you will learn how to maintain proper hydration: benefits, when and how much to drink, how to organize daily intake and how to recognize signs of dehydration.

06:25 🔒

10.2. Types of hydration

Types of hydration: metabolic water, foods and fluids, how much each provides and habits to hydrate properly and prevent dehydration.

04:55 🔒

10.3. Water and electrolytes in the human body

Learn how water and electrolytes interact, their vital roles, why they are lost during exercise and illness, and how to maintain fluid and electrolyte balance for healthy hydration.

05:41 🔒

10.4. Symptoms and risks of dehydration

Identify levels of dehydration, their symptoms and risks, and learn how to prevent them by planning proper hydration to protect your health

05:33 🔒

10.5. Symptoms and risks of overhydration

Identify overhydration, its causes, symptoms, risks, and how to prevent or respond to its signs.

05:19 🔒

10.6. Advantages of programmed drinking over thirst drinking

How to hydrate on a schedule to prevent dehydration and its risks, with practical habits and routines to maintain a healthy fluid balance.

05:08 🔒

TOPIC 11: DOCUMENTATION TO DOWNLOAD
1 Lessons00:00:00

📥 11.1. Download agenda in pdf

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Frequently asked questions about Well-being

What is quality of life according to the WHO?

Quality of life is measured using different tools and questionnaires that assess multiple dimensions of a person's life. Among the most recognized tools is the WHOQOL BREF, developed by the WHO, which evaluates quality of life in four main domains: physical health, psychological state, social relationships, and environment.

These tools provide a comprehensive view of a person's overall well being.

What role does nutrition play in quality of life?

Nutrition plays a crucial role in the quality of life, as it directly influences physical health, mental well being, and the ability to carry out daily activities.

A balanced, nutritious diet can prevent chronic diseases such as diabetes, heart disease, and obesity, thereby improving longevity and vitality. In addition, good nutrition is linked to a better mood and increased energy, which contributes to psychological well being.

Education about healthy eating habits and access to quality food are fundamental to improving people's quality of life.

What are the main quality of life indices in the world?

Quality of life indices around the world include various metrics that assess aspects such as health, education, income, safety, and overall well being.

Some of the best known indices are the United Nations Human Development Index [HDI], which measures progress in three basic dimensions: life expectancy, education, and standard of living, and Numbeo's Quality of Life Index, which is based on factors such as purchasing power, safety, healthcare, cost of living, the price to income ratio of property, traffic, and pollution.

How can social studies improve the quality of life?

Social studies can improve quality of life by identifying and addressing critical social problems such as poverty, discrimination, and lack of access to essential services.

Through the development of informed public policies, social studies can promote equality, improve education, and promote health.

For example, identifying barriers to education in low income communities can lead to the implementation of scholarship and financial aid programs, thereby improving educational opportunities and, consequently, quality of life.

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