Causes and Effects of Junk Food Essay

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    human history, there have always been people who step up to make a change in our world. When people encounter something they don’t like they want to change it. The author of The Jungle and the producers of Food, Inc. are no exception. Both The Jungle and Food, Inc. set out to reveal the food industry and they have changed the what people know ever since. Upton Sinclair wrote The Jungle in 1906 with a clear purpose, to expose the American meatpacking industry and the lives or immigrants living…

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    Are Fast Food Restaurants the leading cause for Obesity in America? Fast Food restaurants have been around for years, and they provide a fast and easy way to eat cheap food if you 're short on time. But does this convenience come at a price? Fast Food may be the leading cause for a serious issue in America; Obesity. The Harvard School of Public Health defines Obesity simply as “having too much body fat” (Obesity Definition), meaning that your body mass is above the sizes of what they define as a…

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    Limbs and girdles are rings of bones that attach each limb pair to the axial, or central, part of the skeleton. The hands are attached at the wrist joints and the feet are attached at the ankle joints. The hand contains 27 bones divided into carpals, metacarpals, and phalanges. The foot contains 26 bones divided into tarsals, metatarsals, and phalanges. Who knew a hand and a foot individually have so many bones? Unlike scaffolding, which is the regrowth of bones, bones change all the time. They…

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    wealthy or happy the people might be. Academic stress can affect health, emotional and academic performance when it has become excessive. Academic stress may cause some bad effect such as commit suicide. A survey done in UK on 6020 students in 2002 has shown that about 70% of self-harming teenagers with suicidal thoughts have admitted that the cause was their concerns about the school performance and exams. Statistics also show that every year circa 200,000 teenagers worldwide commit suicide…

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    An astounding amount of issues today cause varying types of controversy -ranging from legalizing same sex marriage to determining whether the second amendment should be modified or removed for good. However, one issue that has been slowly causing more controversy is obesity. Obesity is a rising dispute because people are approaching different ways on taking action towards it, many disagree on whether obesity is a choice, and numerous people are questioning the accuracy of measuring obesity rates…

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    In today’s daily news, we hear about the issues surrounding the world and the effects it has on society. However, to better understand the social, political, and economical issues that people encounter, we must analyze the concept of “Social Imagination” created by Wright Mills. This theory helps one enable a clear perspective between the differences of an individual problem and better focuses on how that issue affects society as a whole. Throughout the past century, health issues such as…

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    Twenty years ago it would nearly be impossible if a parent tried to get their child to come inside after a long day of running around and playing in the sun. Little boys would be mad at their mom or dad for breaking up their intense game of football and the girls wouldn’t want to go inside until they finished their adventures at the park; that’s not really the case today. Instead, more kids would complain about having to go outside because that would mean time spent away from their phones and…

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    looks for. 2. Feed your mind with positive affirmations The positive effects affirmations can have on our minds can never be overstated. But the importance of it is often disregarded. Imagine setting yourself a goal to refrain from eating junk food for a period of 6 months. But your mind keeps drifting away from that goal. It tries tempting you to eat what you really want. At times convincing you that staying away from junk food isn't going to…

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    setting a patient with diabetes goes to, they must be looked dafter in a confidential way. For example, someone who goes to school or college. This individual will be surrounded with people who are eating junk food, snacks and sugary food and this can be influencing and it may make the individual eat foods that isn’t suitable for them and this may make them not control their sugar levels leading to other dangers. Therefore the school nurse should be aware, the student’s teacher should also be…

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    Depression Depression is a mental illness that is often mistreated because most people don’t understand the signs. Also, money being devoted to the research to find the causes and devise new treatments isn’t keeping pace with the need (Depaulo 8). If people devote a little time to try to understand depression, maybe we would have a better chance of correct diagnostics. As many as five people may eventually suffer a significant depressive illness (Ainsworth 3). Depression affects more than 17…

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