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    Obesity Equals Poverty

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    obesity across the world. Poverty is the leading cause of Obesity. When living in a low income area healthy foods are too expensive to purchase and many cities and towns in low income areas have hazardous environments for the families to be able to partake in physical activities. Obesity affects many people around the world, especially those that live in poverty. Most importantly, the cost of healthy foods are much higher than the cost of unhealthy foods. The prices…

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    for all (WHO 1986). The charter defined Health promotion as “the process of enabling people to increase control over, and to improve, their health” (WHO 1986). The Ottawa Charter advocated for five principles of promoting health namely; building healthy public policy, creating supportive environments, strengthening community action, developing personal skills and reorienting health services (WHO, 1986). The Ottawa Charter has been relevant both in the 20th and 21st century…

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    Being a personal trainer is not for everyone. Those who work best at this job have a heart for being healthy and staying fit and active. In short, these people would probably have a hard time sitting at a desk all day doing paperwork. The question is, what motivates a person to choose this path? It is actually a lot more involved than a desire to hang out at the gym all day looking good. Why Become a Trainer Being motivated to be active and fit are great reasons to consider working in this…

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    Stress Working Women

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    The effects of stress on working women have increased over the years due to balancing home life with careers. The changes in the family dynamics, as well as the state of our economy, have led to many more women working outside of the home. Women feel the pressure to be good multi-tasker 's which at times can be stressful with balancing work life and home life. With getting the kids to school, sports, and events, and having a successful career, it can lead to problems both physically and…

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    letter saying he is obese. She uses this story to strengthen her point that schools “need to educate, not humiliate”. This statement is contradicting what she is trying to accomplish. By giving a note to a child’s family that their BMI is above the healthy BMI, then the school is educating families on their children’s health. The same can apply to those who are…

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    doesn’t eat junk food? I mean sure the healthy eaters only buy lean, fresh, no calories added ice cubes, but average people have to have at least some junk food in their life. Healthy food can never get out of hand and cause problems, it will always be beneficial, however, junk food can lead to many different health issues and can get out of hand quickly. Yes, junk food is bad however, do i have enough willpower to eat healthy? If more people would choose healthy food options on a daily basis,…

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    management efforts even more challenging. Attempts to eat in a healthy way are often thwarted by cravings and the inability to break bad eating habits that have been developed…

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    Condition Definition Key Characteristics Helpful Nutrients/ Nutritional applications Beneficial Foods/Diets Lifestyle Changes References Notes Rheumatoid arthritis Chronic inflammation of the joints is called rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and it is an autoimmune disease. People with RA may go through phases lasting years sometimes where they have no symptoms at all. Joint Pain, Swelling and/or inflammation of joints and organs, Stiffness and redness at the joints Pain in hands, feet and…

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    for older adults are influence by many different factors, including environmental, behavioral, and genetic factors. The definition of a healthy life expectancy is defined as, “the average number of years, a person can expect to live in good health, without disability, and with the potential to be physically and socially active” (Morgan and Kunkel 2016:313). Healthy life expectancy helps aging population to set new goals and apply interventions to improve their health and well-being. This…

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    Lifestyle Research

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    Lifestyle Project The aim of the research project is to investigate and evaluate the roles of three different organisations and their contributions to the community. To investigate the organisations, three key questions were prepared. The three chosen organisations are the Stradbroke Scout Group, Vertical Reality Climbing and National Pharmacies. Through their main websites, the address, phone number and emails of each organisations were gathered to be contacted and if possible, interviewed. The…

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