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    According to the United Nations Food Program, approximately 795 million people in the world are starving, and 3.1 million children a year, under the age of five, die from poor nutrition alone. These statistics make me feel guilty about my eating habits. I realized how often I resort to premade foods that are offered on every street corner, and at grocery stores. I have access to healthy organic nutritious food, but I passed that up in order to save time. I live a very busy fast paced life, and…

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    it comes to plate sizes. The U.S hosts some of the most known food eating competitions as well. Although, as food is one of our prized possessions it’s also killing us slowly. Our foodie craze has turned us into one of the top unhealthiest countries in the world. Our unhealthy eating habits and lack of physical activity has contributed to the rising rate in obesity. This country’s love of food has drawn some unhealthy eating habits that have presented…

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    nutrients such as calcium, iron, protein, B group vitamins and fibre. The body needs these essential nutrients. Research shows that if these are absent at breakfast, they are less likely to be compensated for later in the day. Fruit and vegetables are good sources of vitamins and minerals. There is a tremendous growth spurt that occurs in adolescence, which increases the demands for energy, protein and nutrients. The total nutrient needs are higher during adolescence than any other time in the…

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    help you pass your exam. If you drink soft drinks, you will be energized and you will become active in participating in your class. To put it simply, good food means good mood. If you have good mood, you can participate in class, can answer the questions correctly, and will have a better academic performance. Healthy foods affect our body in a good way while unhealthy foods affect us in a different way. It affects our body both physically…

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    Jonathan Safran Foer talks about how his view about eating animals changed over time. One simple question took him to an enormous amount of research and the results shocked him. Throughout this essay I will be focusing on three main points that Foer talks thought the book for example, the changes that he did in his life, and how it all begin as well as some of his discoveries in his research. During his childhood, he did not question the food that his family served him, but as he got older he…

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    reality or fiction, who could battle that eating more profitable is not a keen thought? I will show to you that eating more helpful is less requesting than you may presume, and that it looks good Right when understudies leave home and start to change as per free living, holding fast to a decent eating routine practices are pushed to the base of one's timetable: still basic, yet lacking to be done well. As demonstrated by the USA Today article "Ale, Bad Habits Fuel College Weight Gain" by Nancy…

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    (Jan 19) The buzz word of today is moderation. They say you can do everything in moderation and maintain a healthy diet. But . . . for some people moderation does not work. Eating just one serving (about 12) potato chips or having a small serving of ice cream for dessert is nearly impossible. If everyone were capable of eating all things in moderation, there would not be an obesity epidemic. If you know that you fall into the group of people who cannot eat all foods in moderation (be honest…

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    The articles, “Gap in Diet Quality Between Wealthiest and Poorest Americans Doubles, Study Finds,” by Tracie McMillan and, “Is Junk Food Really Cheaper,” by Mark Bittman show that we are eating less healthy food all the times. The articles both claim that Americans are not making good choices in picking out the foods that they eat. For example, “Gap in Diet Quality Between Wealthiest and Poorest Americans Double” states that “diets of low income Americans have worsened in the past decade, event…

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    or feeding children and ourselves it brings immediate satisfaction for our appetite and may seem like a treat, but it in fact is not good for our health. The immediate satisfaction is not worth it because of unhealthy food and eating habits that can last a lifetime for some people. Long-term satisfaction is eating healthy food, cooking dinner as a family, and eating together as a family.…

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    According to Berry and Specter the role of the consumer in the food processing industry is reading the glossary before eating the food because it’s important to know what that food or drink has in it, or what is it consists of. Wendell Berry, author of "The Pleasures of Eating," disagree with American consumers by using unsound food because that will affect their bodies. Like eating donuts and drinking sweet tea, have they ever thought about how much sugar does sweet tea and donuts? usually…

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