Humans are prone to sin, a stark truth born in the Garden of Eden. Since then, humans have arrogated a mandate to fortify society from the sins: lust, greed, envy, pride, wrath, sloth and Gluttony. Yet, is society today not full of sin? How does one eradicate Lucifer’s touch? How can one unearth humanity’s heavenly roots? Recent statistics pronounce 21 percent of American adolescents as obese or overweight(CDC). Consequently, with that growing statistic, it has become impossible to deny Gluttony’s prevalence in America. Ergo, America is addicted to food. Addictions are often feared as sin itself, however, they can be morphed into an object of respect. The only route to the betterment of humankind is overcoming poisonous dependencies and fermenting propitious ones.
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Subsequently, to promote lifelong addictions to healthy habits Malcom Gladwell’s The Tipping Point paves a war path to diminish childhood obesity through Cherokee High School’s application of the Stickiness Factor and Law of the
Subsequently, to promote lifelong addictions to healthy habits Malcom Gladwell’s The Tipping Point paves a war path to diminish childhood obesity through Cherokee High School’s application of the Stickiness Factor and Law of the