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    Social determinants of health impact people around the world every day. It is important for health professionals to understand how social determinants of health affects the people they come into contact with, whether it is in a hospital or in the community. The World Health Organization (2009) defines social determinants of health as “the conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work and age and the wider set of forces and systems shaping the conditions of daily life”. This puts forward…

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    Food just like water, is the necessity that rules our lives and what we need to survive. Unlike water, we have choices and different ways we eat food creating many different diets and lifestyles. The way we eat influences our lives like where we go for dinner and our diet. Most of the time this choice is made by distance of the place or price and not what is in the food. We judge food based on factors like taste and price. The food industry takes advantage of our wants giving it to us, so we buy…

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    also believe that everybody can make an easy decision to be healthy, but in reality there is much more to consider than what lies on the surface of when looking at people’s health. For example, people of low income can not always afford to buy healthy food or quality health care and are often not as well educated. Being healthy should not be a luxury for only those who have the money to support things needed to maintain a healthy lifestyle, it…

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    kitchen to make food. For instance you can order it from fast food restaurant or buy frozen food and took it in microwaves or oven. After a short time the meal is ready to eat. However, eating fast food has some disadvantages. Fast food is not as healthy as homemade food.it has many calories and salt that it can cause overweight. Fast foods are almost favorite food for children too. They like fast food very much. They attract with smell and taste. After a while children get addicted to fast food…

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    people has changed into a more sedentary life style. To combat the fact that people have become obese they will make excuses and blame their weight on the food. Fast food is not to blame, so why and how have people become so overweight? The answer is lifestyle choices combined with a lack of self-control. Junk food is food that has low nutritional value, typically produced in the form of packaged snacks needing little or no preparation (Google Def). Junk food and fast food are intended to be…

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    and most of those delicious food are unhealthy. Moreover, they do not know what food plan is healthy; therefore the government should have a say in people’s diets. There many advantages by having the government decides people’s diets, such as getting healthier and knowing what can cause serious illness. Nevertheless, people often need advises to do the right things, so the government can give some healthy food plans for them to eat. Also, there are three reasons for the government control the…

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    Exercise on the Heart: A Comparison of Athletes and Non-Athletes Introduction: In this day and age of technological advancements and variation of food options, the benefits of exercise are broadcasted far and wide. Comparisons of having an active lifestyle versus living a sedentary life yield many results on its impact to health, life, and the human body. Many studies have been done regarding the effects of repetitive participation in vigorous physical activities and the changes in the human…

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    As I noted earlier, Why Nations Fail minces no words with respect to the geography and particularly Diamond’s argument. While Acemoglu and Robinson do admit that it “is a powerful approach to the puzzle on which he focuses,” they dismiss it offhand because it cannot be extended to explain “modern world inequality,” or regional/intracontinental disparities (52). It is here that they lose a huge opportunity by falling into fallacious reasoning. Geography played an initial roll — just because it…

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    TITLE: Why junk food is bad for you GENERAL PURPOSE: To persuade/ convince SPECIFIC PURPOSE: To persuade my audience to take less junk food in their daily life. CENTRAL IDEA: Consumption of junk food is really harmful because it contain a lot of artificial food additives, lead to major health effects and mood swings. A. ATTENTION GETTER - I will show you a slide presentation of various types of junk food. BACKGROUND INFORMATION OF THE TOPIC Nothing can be as satisfying and enjoyable as…

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    Mostly, losing their casual lifestyle, being replaced with strict regimes of medications and treatments; patients losing their independence. It has open my eyes to many things, and one of them would be the huge impact medical practitioners make when we consult our patients. We were…

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