Essay On My Bariatric Life

It was not so long ago that our world was full of activities that were not only to stimulate the body, but the brain as well. The times that showed the best part of our young lives were spent in the great outdoors. Games and activities that occupied our time until the first street light came on, which was the sign of it is time to go home. Those days are long gone from now due to the rapid growth of technology in the world, mainly the cell phone.
Cell phones have become a necessity in peoples daily lives now. Majority of things are done with the use of the cell phone. Social media, paying bills, shopping online, checking account balances, and so much more are being done with a mobile device. Having a cell phone does make things much easier, but everything comes with a price. Studies showed that cell phones emit radiofrequency energy (radio waves), a form of non-ionizing radiation, from their antennas; tissues nearest to the antenna can absorb this energy (Ahlbom A, Green A, Kheifets L). These energies that are …show more content…
We stand for a moment to stretch the tightness out of our legs from sitting, and then we sit some more,” stated from “My Bariatric Life.” This statement is true in every way. Instead of having a normal conversation with someone, or meeting up for lunch, people nowadays would rather just text or email. Every mobile device contains video games and they play a big role in why our society is lazy and unfit. The excessive use of cell phones also takes over people’s active lives for exercise and fitness. From children to adults, the absence of an active life brings problems to an individuals food choices and lifestyle. Poor choices for foods lead to just ordering fast food or stacking up with junk foods, instead of making the time to cook a homemade meal. Losing the vision of pride in doing things on your own, instead we just settle for whatever is