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    Tips For Healthy Living Overview As the world becomes more advanced people are beginning to rely more and more on technology. Traveling is only done in vehicles now. People no longer have the energy or time to go for a simple walk in the park or even walk two blocks away from their homes. With cheap transport which is also accessible to all then most people have turned to living lifestyles that are harmful to them. Diseases like arthritis and cardiovascular conditions are common today because…

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    Do you think parents young and older are parenting the right and healthy way of raising a child, while fulfilling a loving family with healthy relationships? The types of parenting lifestyles that are not healthy are, permissive and unengaged parenting lifestyles permissive parenting lifestyles are the parents that let their child do what they want when they want. The types of parenting lifestyles that are not healthy for both parent and child really affect how the child grows and how they turn…

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    or not. Obesity does appear to fit some of the criteria that is required to be considered a disease, and there are certain exceptions where individuals are born with genetic disorders that enable them to gain more body fat than is necessary for a healthy body. However, obesity should not be labeled as a disease because not all are overweight because of a disorder or incorrect function occurring in the body like a disease is defined to be. Obesity has more characteristics that label it as a…

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    Having a healthy lifestyle is key to success. Joe Cross is an Australian businessman that is determined to reduce his obesity. For various years, Cross had become dependent on different kinds of medications to control his obesity. However, he is determined to change his habits by travelling to the U.S, and fast for 60 days by drinking detox juice. He encountered various people that motivated him to continue with his goal. Cross’s main goal is to persuade people to adopt a healthy lifestyle…

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    inspired by the Vegan lover who aim to share the vegan eating experiences and hope to create healthy cuisine for our customers (Veganeire 2017). The name represent the word between “Vegetarian and Scenery” to build the place for people for experience healthy food and bakery with modern luxurious design in the café and high quality of foods and services. Veganerie is positioning to serve a Vegan lifestyle by providing a cuisines based on planted,dairy-free and nut-free with no cholesterol to…

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    care professionals. To prevent an unhealthy lifestyle, individuals need to avoid bad habits that damage their body and instead adopt healthy habits that lead to a healthy life. Additionally, options from the person’s health care professional should not be taken for granite. All advice should be considered and be addressed to avoid a dangerous outcome. The World…

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    The above-mentioned health determinants often result in health inequalities, these are unfair gaps in health due to socioeconomic inequalities, lifestyle behaviours, education and access to health services (PHE 2016b). A genetic factor is also accountable for weight gain, over 200 genes identified as playing a part in the regulation of body weight (Braun and Anderson 2011). Additionally, obesity and depression are co-related making an obese person 55% risk of developing depression over time,…

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    book is that by using an all-natural approach, blood pressure and cholesterol levels can be reduced without drugs or surgery and in addition, includes recipes, information on heart-healthy herbs, vitamins, and minerals to aid in reducing these levels. High Blood Pressure Lowered Naturally presents tips, heart-healthy cures, and safe natural remedies to reduce blood pressure, weight, and cholesterol without the use of…

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    The neighborhood encourages children to be active with a neighborhood park. Within walking distance are several schools. Located nearby are also several fast food restaurants. Transportation is a necessity in this community if one wants to live a healthy…

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    them of their basic human rights. Some major social injustices that are commonly faced in our society today are poverty, starvation and gender inequality. Poverty is not having enough money to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Starvation is lacking the proper nutrients to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Gender inequality is the unequal treatments between females and males. Poverty and Starvation are two topics that can connect because if you are poor you will not have the money to afford the food,…

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