Causes and Effects of Junk Food Essay

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    He also states that "small proportions of students report that the most important reason (they do not eat the food) is because they are not hungry, they thought the meal was too expensive, they did not realize they could eat a school lunch, or they had other reasons" (217S). The school lunch meal was considered expensive according to a student. But, what if these…

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    the adult obesity, the main strategy to reduce or prevent of being obese is also the same: improving the food habits and increase the physical activities (Stanford Health Care, n.d.). People can apply scientific knowledge on choosing the right food to help them consume enough nutrition and calories daily, though the recent scientific research has more findings in the fields of genetics that cause people fat and the gene therapy may be a trend for obesity treatment in the later generation;…

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    Food and health have traditionally been very closely linked, but it is in the more recent years in which these ideas have been appearing more frequently. Through the analysis of government campaigns and reforms, this paper will discover how people are being pushed to eat healthier. All these take place in an effort to lower obesity rates and the risk of chronic illness. Because of these campaigns, society is exposed to the idea of eating healthy more so than ever before. However, people are also…

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    and the child themselves. By examining what causes obesity in general and the different methods of reversing this trend, we can help improve the lives and the futures of these children. While it is the parent’s right to treat their kids how they see fit, allowing children to become overweight and obese is neither in the child’s nor the communities best interest. Obesity is a lifestyle disease. Many factors can play a role in weight…

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    fast food has invaded every single corner of America. Fast food restaurants are present in museums, shopping malls, along the streets, and even near historical monuments. Fast food has blended into the backdrop of our nation, one that was once filled with beautiful landscapes and is now polluted by city lights and concrete jungles. Progress comes with a dark side, and this is especially visible in the fast food industry through bad advertising practices, poor treatment of workers, food safety…

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    Protect Yourself Against Antibiotic-Resistant Superbugs Naturally There has been a lot of talk about antibiotic-resistant superbugs lately, and we 're understandably scared. After all, if the strongest prescription antibiotics can 't beat a raging infection, does this mean we 'll enter another dark age of plague-like sickness and death? Not necessarily. Even though the first United States medical case of antibiotic-resistant bacteria was discovered recently, there 's no need for panic just…

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    In an age of advanced healthcare that is readily accessible in most areas, there is no reason for American children to suffer from a disease that can be prevented. It is devastating to watch a hungry child need food, this is also the case when seeing a child suffer from the effects of childhood obesity. Take the children who have a medical condition or extenuating circumstances out of the equation and look at those who suffer from the poor parenting choices that will affect them for the rest of…

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    improve an aspect of their health at a point in their life. Being overweight has been my whole life and I’m realizing that my age is getting to the point where being overweight can cause me my life. Being more aware of death, I am more concerned and motivated to look into my health and dissect the negative habits which causes health issue. Many people all over the world are victims of obesity. I believe that…

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    These exercise techniques aid in preventing future injuries at any given time. For example, I will be less prone to having weak bones that cause most of the injuries to our current baby boomers. Next, in psychological wellness it boosted my self-esteem my providing me with mental strength to love my self and maintain a healthy lifestyle by avoiding junk food and somewhat eliminating it from my daily consumption. As well as, helping me to share my feelings with certain loved one’s which…

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    usually develops in the squamous cells of the mouth. Around forty- three- thousand people in the U.S alone are affected by this type of cancer just this year. It kills roughly one person per hour, which is twenty-four in one day alone. This cancer causes a lot of deaths and a little more than half of the people with this cancer will die in the next five years. This cancer first appeared in 1634 when a man by the name of Ralph Freeman was diagnosed with the first official case of tongue cancer.…

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