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    most interesting part of Mindless Eating was the fact that people follow eating scripts. It never crossed my mind that humans are so in tune to routine that it causes us to consume more food without even thinking about it. According to Wansink, author of Mindless Eating, "When we eat, we often follow eating scripts. We encounter some food situations so frequently that we develop automatic patterns of habitual behaviors to navigate them. Eating scripts are the icebergs of our diet. There are some eating scripts we are clearly aware of, but many more lurk beneath the surface of our daily activities. And whether we see them or not, they can sink our best intentions... (Wansink 94)." According to Rolfes, author of Understanding Nutrition,…

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    The video that was posted would not work for me so, I searched YouTube for “Mindless Eating Wansink” What I found were Brian Wansink lectures regarding his book about mindless eating. In these videos, there were a few topics, which were inherently interesting to myself. The topics were; how people in other countries respond to the question, “How do you know when dinner is over?”, and the underestimation of caloric intake due to a faux sense of healthiness. The topics I choose to analyze…

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    Mindless Eating: Why we Eat More Than We Think was written by nutritional scientist, Brian Wansink. As a nutritional scientist, Professor Wansink studied the psychology behind why people actually eat and what influences over eating. He has spent the entirety of his career studying and trying to comprehend the “hidden cues” that determine what, why, and how humans eat, his study is targeted toward the American population. In the beginning of the book Wansink takes the time to explain that this is…

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    Food Attributes

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    me. These attributes are heavily influenced from my experiences and habits with food. A few of my eating habits consists of drowning my meals in hot sauce, reviewing the nutrition facts if available before digging in, and multi-tasking while eating. Drowning my meals in hot sauce, I didn’t always like it. I’m a competitive person due to my childhood. It all started back in third grade. Boys during at the time were often obsessed with proving who is “stronger”, “tougher” and “better”.…

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    always dominate another animal. Even though every living species on this planet is brought into the same way. It doesn’t matter what process it took us to be born. The strange thing is that we are born the same way, but we aren’t all treated equally. We human have split among ourselves from our animal friends. We human consider ourselves the dominant species because we can think, speak, and we have hands with opposable thumbs. Although we 're different from one another those differences create a…

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    and riches of Hogwarts and the wizarding world. In J.R.R. Tolkien's “The Hobbit”, a few different cultural foods and eating patterns are shown to highlight the changing cultures on the adventure (especially since food is so important to Bilbo). “The Hobbit”'s bear-man Beorn supplies an interesting meal and rations to Bilbo, Gandalf and the dwarves, as he provides them food of various nuts and honey. Providing such a simple, nature based meal shows Beorn's connection to nature and his love for…

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    I told my parents that I was out of shape because of all the fast food I was eating. My parents did not find anything wrong with being a little overweight, but for me it meant being slower. Since my parents worked so much, they did not have known how they were going cook and work. I went to school and asked my coach what kind of food I should eat and how much. He gave a food pyramid and showed me how to read it. When I went home that day, I told my parents that they would not have to cook for…

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    setting their child up for an early death. Americans should be knowledgeable in everything they can so that they are able to provide their families the healthy lifestyle they want. Without the cooperation from the food industry though all efforts just might be pointless. Not all of the blame can be thrown upon just the consumer when industries are almost forcing people to eat their product without being completely honest about what the effects of eating their food might be . According to…

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    craziness. What’s even more confusing is there can be five or six children in one family and every one of them will have a different last name. • What kind of health issues do you see at Cesar Batalla? Many of the children have allergies and asthma that is not well controlled. Some of the students are on a lot of medications for hyperactivity, seizures, and anxiety. The nurse takes care of those, I don’t get involved with that unless it’s an allergic reaction. We have children who are…

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    the money my family and I acquired throughout the years played a huge role in my life and changed my outlook on food. To begin The Ghosts of Taste: Recapturing the Flavors of Childhood opens up by saying “Food beings with your mother” I agree with this statement, because growing up with a Haitian mother I still eat like her to this day. While in the womb you become a custom to what your mother eats and her cravings. Depending on how the mother is brought up and her heritage it is going to…

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