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    Food Tracker

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    physical activity can both affect weight. The tracker has a graph that charts my weight and maintains a weekly trend. It allows me to see where I may need to make adjustments such as eating fewer calories or increasing my physical activity. There is an interactive journal that allows me to log food that I have eating, where I have eaten, physical activity, and mood. This allows to track my behavior and how…

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    ½ cups, which considered her as being under the nutritional requirement. One concerning piece of information I found was the amount of calories offered in my patients’ meal. In order for an average person to maintain a healthy body weight and eating habits they should consume around 2,000 calories per day. Syverson offers over 2,347 calories per day; this contributes to an excessive amount of sodium and fats. SR was under in a few…

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    Eating alone would entail more food that can be rationed over a longer period of time. Thus, prolonging survival. But from a biological, mental, and social perspective eating alone, especially when under the circumstances of isolation and ostracism, can actually be quite damaging to both children and adults. In children, ostracism can lead…

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    and physiology to adapt to eating these kinds of foods and as a result, today's society is rife with digestive and other dietary problems caused by consuming these types of foods. Just one common condition, lactose intolerance, has never been higher and I am sure you probably know several people with this troublesome condition. But what exactly is the Paleo diet and its associated lifestyle? At its most basic explanation, this diet is focused primarily on the eating habits of a typical…

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    In today’s society it is cheaper to buy a burger from McDonald’s than to order a salad from the same place. McDonald’s is a good example to show the cost difference between something health and something unhealthy. Some people might not go on diets because they cannot afford to purchase the food. There are a variety of diets that one might be able to fit with tight budget. If…

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    but don't be fooled by its tempting looks. This is not just a healthy drink. Smoothie is a lifestyle. Your new lifestyle. A smoothie a day is a delicious way of adopting healthy eating habits. At least with the recipes we've chosen for you. We tried them all and can assure you – these are a delight in your day. Feel good about yourself. Make a smoothie with fruits or veggies. Have it for breakfast or dinner. Before or after workout. At home or as take-away. Make it with family or friends. Enjoy…

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    It is important to enjoy the food you eat. And eating in a healthier way may even be cheaper! Some traditional beliefs of what makes up a healthy diet may be really good, such as eating home-preserved vegetables, but other traditional beliefs are disease-promoting, e.g. eating large quantities of fatty meat daily. Recent evidence has shown that eating too much meat with animal fat is risky to our health. Only very small amounts of lean meat are needed – and not every day. In fact, the less meat…

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    Fast Food Observation

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    told to sit in their chair and then the teacher gives them a cup of water and the snack of the morning. Their job is to take care of their napkin or plate when they are done and to put their cup where it belongs. After all of their friends are done eating they are then allowed to put their chair away and begin what activity they have next. For lunch they do the same thing where the food is placed on the table and they are told to go sit down in a seat depending on if they are having a home lunch…

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    This essay is about breaking the habit of eating processed foods. Mostly people eat processed foods because it is always easier to buy it ready made and heating it up rather than cooking your own meal at home. Michael Pollan has written this essay focusing the causes from following the Western diet and believes that Americans should escape from it. I agree with Pollan’s argument because the Western diet is becoming common in our lifestyles and it might get intense in the coming years. “Western…

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    College Essay About Food

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    because I am too weak and thin, and eating more foods seems the only way to do so. So I almost eat everything eatable that I got and my parents are always try to cook new foods for me to eat so that I can eat more. Unfortunately, because of my rapid metabolism and some other biological reasons, I just cannot get weight no matter how much I eat. The good thing is, I become tolerant to almost every foods and I nearly…

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