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    opinions. For example, Rhonda Hamilton explains that when she met with a patient’s mother, the mother told her how bariatric surgery offered a great opportunity for her overweight daughter to find a new self. The mother added,” She’s doing great, now. The kids at her new school don’t even know she’s had the surgery. She looks like a princess” (99). Indeed, bariatric surgery can change how obese children think about themselves, helping them become more optimistic about their futures due to their…

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    millions of people. Not only is obesity unhealthy, but it could be very costly, and most of all, very detrimental to your life and well-being. Please continue reading for ways you can prevent obesity, populations associated with obesity, and how to maintain a healthy life-style. Who is mostly affected? Technically speaking, everyone can become obese, including you. Obesity affects certain groups more than others. Obesity rates in adults have been increasing tremendously. The overall average for…

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    Are you are leading a healthy lifestyle? Do you think you’re unhealthy because you are overweight? Do you think you are healthy just because you are thin? You cannot always make excuses to yourself and overlook your fitness. You’re never too poor to adopt a healthy lifestyle or too busy to make time for workout. You don’t have to go to the gym or hire a trainer to be healthy. All you really need is motivation. A motivation to love yourself enough and live better. Here are ten things to do that…

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    be a Nutritionist Oh, how I love food! I have always had a love for food the more the better. This overwhelming love led me to be overweight. For this reason, my need for living a healthy lifestyle began at a young age. My love of food and my struggle with my weight ultimately led me to the decision to become a Nutritionist. I believe by becoming a Nutritionist, I can help myself and others who have or who are still struggling to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Pursuing a career as a…

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    bodies we are capable of doing even more than we could before because we are healthy and alert. I know that the times when I have taken care of my body I have made better choices, and felt God's presence more strongly in my life. Another reason is if we take care of our bodies and follow what was told long before Doctors gave the advice, the angle of death will pass us by. This is found in the word of wisdom. This means eat healthy, exercise, and get plenty of rest. This will improve our health…

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    follow up with a doctor when they see that your child is putting on too much weight considering the child’s history of growth development. How prevent Childhood Obesity? The first step to prevent childhood obesity is identifying the causes because children become obese for diverse reasons. One of the most common reasons is the children lifestyle. When a child have an unhealthy eating patterns, where they are consuming too many calories from food and drinks and lack of physical…

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    It all starts in the mind and studies prove that disadvantaged individuals have a problem with weight control because of their circumstances. According to Lok, (2010) “Hong Kong has come up with a program that is called, “The Lifestyle Modification Program” which gives low calories diets and physical exercises individualized by nutritionist.” The problem is this program is designed for people that have money, but not all families are able to eat a well-balanced meal and sometimes…

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    promoted the fitness industry tremendously. However many bodybuilders dislike cross fitters, there are some who have made the transition from bodybuilding to cross fit. Both being similar in many ways with the ultimate goal of maintaining a healthy lifestyle the foundation, culture, style, intensity and benefits between the two are significantly different. Body builder’s ultimate goal is to build, sculpt, and shape their body’s to look the most aesthetically appealing by lifting some sort of…

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    health practices Damu Sherpa Culture, Health, and Lifestyle Rutgers University- Newark February 06, 2017 Abstract Health is a well being of physical health, mental health, emotional health, and mental health. Despite the technological advances, there are still challenges in improving the health of the patients. It is important for people to be knowledgeable about the concept of health and instilling positive behaviors and in their life to maintain their well-being. They need to address…

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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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