- Salt - No Salt
- Sugar - No Sugar
- Sitting - Don't Sit More Than 1/2 Hour
- Sleep - Sleep Less
- Stress - Laugh More, Become Stoic
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Marcus Aurelius, 121-180CE, Roman Emperor and Stoic Philosopher, author of meditations reflecting on duty, morality and living virtuously
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