Different ways to avoid illness and promote self-care, handle unusual circumstances, and make decisions to improve health. Individual lifestyle is influenced by economic, environmental and social factors that impact health choices. () Due to various behavioral and social health issues such as financial concerns, work and family/relationship concerns that influence the development of serious behavioral health issues such as depression, anxiety, substance abuse, and aggression. () These behavioral and social health factors are detrimental to soldiers' health, studies show that military personnel are 3 times more likely to commit suicide than the average civilian. () Research showed that after a month of soldiers returning home, only 36% appeared to be coping well, demonstrating that the majority of soldiers have poor coping skills, which can increase the risks of risky behaviors such as alcohol abuse, tobacco, inactivity, drug addiction and bad habits. nutrition (). Alcohol abuse is the primary way soldiers cope with post-traumatic stress acquired in the combat zone; this may increase the risk of certain medical problems. () About 30% of soldiers deal with stress by smoking cigarettes, which can lead to medical problems such as cancer. Soldiers also have poor personal health practices due to harsh environmental factors. The country's hot weather and difficulty obtaining fresh fruits and vegetables force soldiers to adapt to poor nutritional habits that cause them to lose weight and lead to serious health problems. Overall, the different determinants not only impact soldier health, but also nursing care.