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    with weight issue is 4.5M. The victims require thorough determination to work out or diet so as to get back to a healthy route. It is determined through studies the obesity in children can lead to a reduced life span and a worse well being when they are at adulthood stage. These findings have highlighted that Americans have to work fast to change the current environment and lifestyle of their kids towards reducing obesity. This should be a quick action if only they need to reduce the current…

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    Nutrition In Families

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    Families that practice living a healthy lifestyle, their bodies are more likely to grow and develop in a positive way. Providing good nutrition throughout the family lowers the risk of several chronic diseases. They would have more energy to get through the day. Establishing good nutrition overtime could keep the skin healthy looking. In most families today, children suffer from early childhood elements that causes harm to them…

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    has a 10-fold risk of being an obese adult” (Marks Par 3). From such a young age, a child learns bad eating and exercising habits. This affects their lifestyle in the future when they become adolescents, and later on, adults. They will be lazy and unmotivated to do any type of exercise. They will also push away the foods and snacks that are healthy for them and instead eat the high-sugar, high-sodium foods and snacks…

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    diseases and disparities is poverty. Poverty is what causes a lack of insurance, lack of fresh foods, and education that neglects to teach healthy lifestyle and diet habits. With these negative effects come the various diseases that are seen at alarmingly high rates. The risk for diabetes, stroke, heart disease, and hypertension all Increase due to a lifestyle of…

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    own food does not address the problem of busyness and manipulative advertising. Eating a healthy diet would definitely be ideal, but the obstacles people face must be addressed…

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    ability to stop growing. Bladder Cancer is a type of cancer that begins in your bladder. Bladder Cancer cells usually begin within the cells that line the inside of your bladder. This cancer easily preventable and can affect you depending on your lifestyle. This cancer isn't very common as it affects less than two hundred thousand people per year. Although it isn't common it can kill you if it is left untreated. This cancer is more common in men than in women; one out of twenty six men get this…

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    Khodyakov & Shier, 2013). Health care costs in the United States are incredible and is on the rise as more Americans rely on health care. By incorporating healthy lifestyles, many of the most prevalent chronic conditions and illness could be mitigated altogether, thus reducing health care costs. Furthermore, according to Noelcke (n.d.), healthy employees tend to be happier and more productive. As employers begin to reassess their health plans, it is important that they consider what proactive…

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    Historically compared with other races, African Americans and Hispanics have been routinely denied access to equal educational opportunities and entry into shared public spaces. That needs to change! Determined to circumvent and desist the deplorable truth of healthcare and educational inequality, I am committed to giving back and serving as an advocate for the underserved communities as a future African American nurse. My volunteer experiences in several sciences and health programs have…

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    people’s eating habit and their lifestyle that plays the biggest role in their overall health. Thus, some symptoms of obesity come in many ways and different forms as it affect people physically, emotionally, and mentally. In conclusion, there are no benefits to being overweight (Eating Disorders and…

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    Urban lifestyle, modern diet, and the normal American diet are all synonyms of what we know as the “Western Diet”? The western diet is made up simply consuming overly processed foods that are high in carbohydrates, saturated fats, refined sugars and in taking nearly no vegetables or meat that is high in protein. The “Western Diet” is having a tragic affect on the population by creating obesity in all eras of generation, implementing un-healthy life style choices, and creating a malnourished…

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