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    There is an epidemic sweeping across our nation. It will kill two point eight million people worldwide this year alone. This epidemic is obesity. Luckily you can keep yourself and your family safe. With things healthy eating and exercise, you can keep yourself and those you love from becoming one of the two point eight million. According to the national institute of health, more than two in three adults in America are either overweight or obese. The numbers are only expected to grow as about…

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    and prevent childhood obesity as it helps to protect the health of your child now and in the future. 2 How to calculate obesity in children? Body mass index (BMI) calculation is one of the tools used to assess whether a person is underweight, healthy weight or…

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    organization, with 13 branches, 2 overnight camps, and more than 200 program sites in King and south Snohomish county alone (Seattle YMCA). I began to get interested in the organization because they believe everyone has the right to live a healthy lifestyle, no matter their race, income, or gender in Bothell. I believe this is important because growing up my family did not have the resources to buy vegetables…

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    subsequently lived in the woods till he passed. His lifestyle was elementary and he was really gratified about it. He tried to effectuate it everywhere. (“Walden” for example) He believed that man needs to be connected with nature and needs to lead a simple life. However, since these are his thoughts there are people who will think differently about his situation. I gainsay with Thoreau’s assertions for that every person has a different lifestyle and need prerequisites. Thoreau had inhabited by…

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    Those affected by diabetes, such as type 2 diabetes face the challenges of not being motivated to change their diets or exercise, and not able to maintain healthy lifestyle choices (Critchley, C. R., Hardie, E. A., & Moore, S. M., 2012). Moreover than the physiological aspect, the psychological aspect for type 2 diabetes is more critical. Critchley, Hardie, and Moore suggests that psychological variables facilitate or motivate changes that affect life that can either be negative or positive. The…

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    parents need to take responsibility. On the other hand, parents’ contends that the food industries and advisers are the cause. Others even maintain that it is a combination of both. My own view is that parents need to take responsibility for the lifestyle their kids are living because as a parent, we are in control of what our children eat and do during the day. But, one might ask what is childhood obesity and how do we classify a…

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    11 Lifestyle Changes To Fight Chronic Fatigue Summary: Chronic fatigue syndrome can affect anyone, so you need to stay healthy to avoid any health issue. Bad lifestyle is a major component that causes chronic fatigue syndrome. Let’s take a look at 11 changes you can include in your lifestyle to fight chronic fatigue syndrome. Main Content: While addressing your fatigue problem, trying different things with lifestyle changes is one way of looking for relief. There are a wide range of procedures…

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    education programs. Physical education fits into the school’s curriculum in many ways. Teachers can teach students the fundamental of living a healthy lifestyle in school and out of school. It can be incorporated into many subjects throughout the curriculum for students to get a better understand…

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    life is health. Health contributes to our overall well-being and lifestyle. There are so many benefits to having a healthy lifestyle. Living a healthy lifestyle is the first step to lower the risk of attaining a weight or health related disease. Not all diseases are preventable, but a large proportion of diseases, like heart disease and diabetes, can be avoided. Avoiding disease is not the only benefit of living a healthy lifestyle. Living a healthier life not only prevents many diseases, it…

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    common in our lifestyles and it might get intense in the coming years. “Western diet is responsible for western diseases conflict with one another”. (420) In addition, substituting processed food and altering our bad eating habits can save Americans from many dangerous health problems they are suffering from. To begin with, processed…

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