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Comer sano mejora tu bienestar.

Comer sano mejora tu bienestar.
Eating healthy improves your well-being.
FromLesson 7inHardcore Spanish (Spain)
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Questions & Answers about Comer sano mejora tu bienestar.

Why is comer in its infinitive form instead of a conjugated form like comes or comiendo?
In Spanish, using the infinitive form at the beginning of a sentence is common when talking about activities in a general or abstract sense. This construction is similar to saying Eating healthy improves your well-being in English, where eating is a gerund but conveys a general action.
What is the difference between comer sano and comer saludablemente?
Comer sano is a more colloquial way of saying “eat healthy” in Spain, whereas comer saludablemente is more formal or precise. Both express the same idea, but comer sano is more frequently heard in everyday conversation.
Why do we use sano in the masculine form instead of sana?
Here, sano is used as an adjective that modifies the implied concept of comer (an activity), not a feminine noun. Sano is used in a general sense meaning “healthy.” The form doesn't change to sana because comer is a verb, and you’re describing the manner in which you eat, not a feminine noun.
Why is tu used instead of su?
In Spain, tu is informal and su is formal. The sentence Comer sano mejora tu bienestar is typically addressing someone you know on a friendly basis or speaking to a general audience in a less formal tone. If you wanted to be very polite or formal, you could say su instead.
Is the word order fixed? Could we say Mejora tu bienestar comer sano?
While that arrangement is grammatical, it sounds unnatural. In Spanish, the most natural order for clarity is Comer sano mejora tu bienestar. If you wanted to emphasize mejora, you could still restructure slightly (e.g., Mejora tu bienestar comer sano), but it’s not the typical phrasing.