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    A relationship is something that most of us wanted to have because having that one person who can lighten up our world is beyond perfection. However, no matter how great a relationship is, there are always bumps on the road that can either change the course of your journey towards a happy ending. What makes a healthy relationship always depend on the two people involved and it should not be base on what other people think about the two of you. WHAT IS A HEALTHY RELATIONSHIP? A healthy…

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    Healthy relationships are important in strengthening family bonds. Open communication, mutual respect and the ability to absorb biodiversity is required to establish a healthy relationship. Mutual respect is accepting each other for the way they are. In the poem To a Sad Daughter by Michael Ondaatje, the father explains “When I thought of daughters…

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    A person could have thousands of relationships in their lifetime but only a few that will stay with them till the end. So, what is the key to forming and maintaining long, healthy, and strong relationships? The answer could be many different factors and traits, however, only three are essential: communication, honesty, and acceptance. In the very early years of a life, communication means using expressions and different behaviors to convey feeling and needs. A baby will cry to signal the mother…

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    others; learning how to respect self and others; how to establish healthy boundaries for self and appreciating the boundaries of others; and learning how to resolve conflict in a constructive manner. Andy will attend these group sessions weekly for three months. If his weekly assessment scores consistently increase and stay higher than the baseline, and Stephanie and other staff agree they have witnessed improvements in his relationship skills, he will be allowed to reduce the group sessions…

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    In Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet are not in a very healthy relationship. Romeo is 17 years young Boy and Juliet is just 13 years old innocent girl. Romeo and Juliet were not familiar each other, they just fall in love instantly and get married as soon as they meet without getting to know each other. They need to maintain their relationship secretly from their families, so they were always in fear and suffering. Romeo and Juliet are emotionally unstable, infatuated with each…

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    This article discusses a wide collection of realms, including healthy relationships, unintentional pregnancy, dating and sexual violence and the prevention of HIV and other sexually transmitted infections (STIs). The article begins by including detailed statistics of STI’s and teen pregnancies, placing prominence on the benefits of a healthy relationship approach. Throughout, the focus is on health promotion strategies within relationships to preclude and diminish the levels of disease. It was…

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    The other day, I saw a news article about a ninety year old lady who was still dancing despite her age. She hardly looked or acted her age and was clearly on her way to fulfilling National Geographic journalist Dan Buettner’s task of living to be over one hundred which he investigates in his speech “How to Live to be 100+”. In his speech, Buettner delves into what exactly extends life by looking into so called Blue Zones or “ areas where people are living to age one hundred at rates up to ten…

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    Food Deserts force families to consume un-healthy food alternatives for higher prices, and leads to further chain reactions that effect the residents physically but also financially. Due to the scarcity of the more diverse food options that super markets provide, neighborhood residents are afflicted with many maladies associated with poor eating habits. Eventually, these poor eating habits lead to obesity which can further lead towards diabetes and even cancer. In addition, Food Deserts are bad…

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    Texas at San Antonio campus, you would come face to face with the nation’s unhealthiest food choices, packed with high sodium, sugar, and fat. On campus, there are a few healthy options however, these options are usually not fresh. The issue with limited healthy foods on campuses is a problem because students are unable to live a healthy lifestyle. Freshman are not the only students struggling with this issue, it also includes upperclassmen. There are a few causes as to why…

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    Assignment 1 1. Lecture During the second lecture of the Contemporary Issues of Vegetarian Diets class, Dr. Sabaté covered the topic of Physical Growth and Developments of Vegetarian Children. The main question of the topic was if vegetarian diets could support an adequate regimen for children and support growth. During the lecture, Dr. Sabaté gave his own personal story about his first child, and how the medical doctors in Spain disagreed with him in terms of raising his child vegetarian. Dr.…

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