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INTRODUCTIONIt is well known that people with intellectual disabilities have a poorer health profile than the non‐disabled population (World Health Organization, ). In addressing the health disparities of people with intellectual disabilities, it is worth recognizing the interplay that the determinants of health have on this population: (i) genetic/biological factors; (ii) individual lifestyle factors; (iii) health promotion and healthcare access; and (iv) socio‐economic, cultural and environmental context (Emerson & Hatton, ). Although the genetic/biological determinants of health cannot be directly targeted, individual lifestyle factors can be addressed to improve health outcomes (Marks & Sisirak, ).A healthy lifestyle constitutes a way of living to reduce risk of chronic illness or premature death. It can comprise specific behaviours such as tobacco/alcohol avoidance and health screening (World Health Organisation, ). Physical activity levels and dietary habits are also lifestyle factors that have a strong impact on health (World Health Organisation, ). Governmental guidance states that at least 150 min per week is required, to promote good cardiovascular health (American Heart Association, ). It is also recommended that a diet low in saturated fat, salt and refined sugar is required to reduce weight management problems and circulatory disease (World Health Organization, ).Evidence demonstrates that
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