A healthy lifestyle is culturally affected in two ways, one by the impact of a society's value and normative system, which is rooted in that society's fundamental assumptions, and this is reflected in the behavioral manifestations of lifestyle-oriented behaviors such as exercise, medication, nutrition, and etc. Another part of a healthy lifestyle focuses on cultural influences and issues such as social communication, life expectancy, high-risk behaviors, the effects of gender roles, and the military as a whole of cultural beliefs and values that move the lifestyle of community personnel toward issues such as stress. Behavioral abnormalities, incorrect patterns, emotional behaviors, and the like. Because a healthy lifestyle will help the mental and psychological well-being of the staff and its ultimate interests will be for the organization; paying attention to it has always been a major concern for the company. Every year, the company spends a significant portion of its budget onissues such as well-being and its staff and family. Knowing where to spend this money requires identifying the shortcomings of the staff's lifestyle.