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    in America, it is still a major issue. It is important to still make healthy food choices despite not being at risk with a specific disease, because if the proper food and lifestyle choices are not made, an individual could still develop obesity (Mayes and Thompson 159). There are many factors that explain an individual’s food choice. The six determinants of food choice, dietary recommendations, and the effects of making healthy diet choices can influence a person’s decision in what they…

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    job with benefits. These benefits could potentially help them and their families have a long and happy life. Living a long happy life can be easier with an education because an individual in the upper middle class can very easily afford to shop for healthy food. Someone with an education would also be able to afford resources to exercise like a gym. On the other hand, an individual in the working class might not be able to afford the $10.00 salad for lunch compared to the $2.00 cheeseburger.…

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    Unit 14: Exercise, Health & Fitness P1 – “Describe Lifestyle factors that have an effect on health” M1 – “Explain lifestyle factors that have an effect on health” An unhealthy lifestyle is quite a broad issue but all comes back to the same thing, causing your boy issues, for example an unhealthy lifestyle can be because you drink too much, maybe smoke too much or even eat too much. Which shows too much of anything can be bad for you. The 3 factors listed are all different factors however still…

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    person who wants to live a healthy lifestyle, so I go to the gym and try healthy eating. It started when I stopped taking ballet classes, and the only sport I participated in was cross country. Because cross country was only in the fall, I didn’t have any motivation to go running after the season ended. Every time I tried to push myself to go, I got lazy and said I would go another time, but that really didn’t happen. I realized I was gaining weight because I wasn’t eating healthy and…

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    council develops a strategy that promotes prevention and a healthy lifestyle through a list of priorities made by the persons appointed to the council. The council bases the priorities on the health issues across the United States (National Prevention…

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    this is a documentary by Stephanie Soechting and executive producers by Katie Couric and Laurie David, Couric also narrated the film. This film talks about the corruption in the food industry, and how is more important to make money than to provide healthy products for us and our kids and it explains that because of the corruption there's an obesity epidemic in America. They are willing to put our health and the health of our loved ones in jeopardy to make money. These companies preferred to…

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    “American lifestyle” of fast food. In an article written by a journalist who has spent the last two years in Africa she said “Fast food arrived in Ghana… and some haven’t considered what they were eating might not be good for their health.” (Dionne Searcey, 2017) Countries that have not experienced or aren’t used to fast foods don’t understand the health risks they’re taking. These rural countries also don’t have the healthcare facilities needed to care for the diseases that the fast food…

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    Dan Buettner's Blue Zones

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    he believes are the keys to longevity. These four life styles are Move Naturally, Right Outlook, Eat Wisely and Connect. Buettner intrigues me with the information that he presented in his speech, because I always have interest in learning how a healthy life style have. However, Buettner’s speech did not change my beliefs about the aging process, but it added more information to what I already believe in about the aging process. I am always motivating…

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    (PCPHN), and Health Canada have an active role in assisting with the rise of obesity by promoting exercise and healthy eating (PHAC & CIHI, 2011; PCPHN, 2013). For instance, in 2007, Health Canada legislated that nutrition labeling was mandatory for all prepackaged food items (Health Canada, 2015). This initiative was done by Health Canada (2015) to decrease obesity and promote a healthy diet by showing Canadians what they are actually consuming. In addition, PHAC and CIHI (2011) reported…

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    Importance Of Staying Fit

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    exercise is needed to be healthy. For example every day I run for 30 min and every 3 months I go to the doctor for a health check up to make sure i’m healthy. Staying fit mean staying healthy if you stay healthy you live longer and there has been studies of not being healthy can take you into a early grave. This book gives you the way to stay fit and how other stay fit. Staying fit is Important not just because you look good it helps your mind and your body to be healthy and not having any…

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