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There are 2 kinds of health rewards:

There are 2 kinds of health rewards:

  • Hedoniasuperficial pleasures such as looking good. They are more concrete and often short-lived.
  • Eudaimonia: a sense of meaning and purpose that contributes to overall well-being. 

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