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    one’s body is too small (American Psychiatric Association, 2013, pg.243). The unfortunate part of this disorder is that gets little attention, mainly because women make up a higher number of body dysmorphia victims and muscle dysmorphia primarily effects…

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    Over the course of the semester I’ve learned a lot of information over wellness. I’ve learned about chronic diseases, cardiorespiratory health/endurance, how to cope with stress, etc. I also started a behavior change project. This allowed me to change one of my most destructive habits, an unhealthy diet. I had no idea that there were so many aspects to wellness. After learning about all seven dimensions of wellness (Social, Intellectual, Spiritual, Occupational, Physical, Environmental, and…

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    healthy lifestyle such as foods, exercises, hereditary diseases, etc. Healthy lifestyle affects daily activities. Therefore, even without us realizing, it affects ours too. There are many ways society affects our lifestyle. For example, witnessing our friends who are on diet may attract us to follow them too, especially for women. Or perhaps, we have developed some habits to live healthy life seeing that our parents have taught us how to be healthy. Moreover, healthy foods are now can be found…

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    today’s world is known as obesity.Obesity is found all over the world, mostly in every country. Many children are getting the habit of not watching what they are eating. There are many health effects that are caused by eating too much and not exercising enough. If obese children continue to eat large amounts of food, they will suffer the consequences throughout the years. Everything starts from a young age and soon those children become obese adults. Obesity has become a major problem throughout…

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    to the consumption of high calorie food from fast food restaurants. Throughout this research paper I will be discussing the percentage of obese children, how much fast food they consume and different racial ethnicities and socio economic status. Children are to be considered obese if they have a body mass index (BMI) greater than or equal to the 95th percentile for their age. Obesity is also more common with children who do not exercise regularly and it can cause different types of illnesses…

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    Single female Christian, slightly obese, age 22, with poor self-image. In this case, it does not matter if she was slightly obese, it still called obesity. The obesity is usually defined as a condition in which a person’s weight is more above normal weight. Obesity is the most common medical problems. It affects every person regardless of age categories. Obesity had several risk factor can leading someone to death but still obese can be preventable. We need to be successful in its treatment…

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    in unregulated marijuana can cause lung problems when smoked (Fifer). Also, unregulated marijuana often carries an uneven concentration of THC that can be dangerous if a person were to ingest the more concentrated pieces of marijuana (Rutch). However, if marijuana were legalized, the government would ensure that marijuana gets tested for impurities. Black market marijuana is unreliable, and if the government had control over marijuana, many of the unsafe side effects would be reduced through…

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    Eating Disorders And Media

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    as to whether the media is directly causing this increase. Although there are many causes of eating disorders, there is a strong correlation between large amounts of media exposure and a high probability of eating disorders. The media promotes eating disorders through celebrity beauty expectations, the fashion industry, and popular diets. Eating disorders are psychological issues that involve the restriction of food intake,…

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    Factors Affecting Brian

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    Factors are something that helps influence or encourage an effect of change in a person. The seven factors that could apply to Brian are: Cultural, Ethnicity, Age, Gender, Education, Socio-economic, and Environmental they could all have a different effect on his health and illness depending on his response. Cultural Culture incorporates a set of beliefs, moral values, traditions, language, and social norms shared by a country, a communal group, or a specific distinct group of people. A person’s…

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    Additionally, taking a vacation is another strategy that can be useful when it comes to coping with stress in the workplace. I strongly believe that the best way to be successful in any workplace is by taking a vacation when you think your body is in need of rest. Cambridge dictionary defines a vacation as "a time when someone does not go to work or school but is free to do what they want, such as travel or relax." I clearly define what a vacation is because often time when people think of a…

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