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    Bottled Water

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    Drinking water is essential to any lifestyle; a substance that humans cannot live a healthy life without. The water bottle business is an 11-billion-dollar industry, one needs to question why it is such a successful industry when one can drink similar water in the comfort of their own home. As best told by Charles Fishman, author of the Big Thirst, “the ownership and control of water is invisible” (Fishman 8). My relationship with water hasn’t always been a positive one, there was always a…

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    Stereotypes Of Teenagers

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    influenced to use this drug which will influence teenagers to do the same. There are innumerable amounts of effects of the use of steroids. Some consequences of the use for males are growth in the breasts, infertility, and baldness. Some consequences of the use for females are hair loss, withering of breasts and fetal damage amongst pregnancies (Adams, 2006). Some extreme and serious effects for both genders are severe acne, liver cancer and tumors, aching joints, kidney damage, heart attack or…

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    biological clock shifts, making it difficult for them to fall asleep before 11 pm. Environment does not help their sleep either. Multitasking, TV, internet, videogames, phone calls and text can keep a teen from getting much needed sleep. Caffeine and energy drinks late in the day and late-night parties keep the teens up late also.…

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    Next, lack of physical activity and sedentary lifestyles are contributing to the upsurge in childhood obesity. Weight gain starts when more energy is consumed from either overeating or increased caloric intake than is burned off (Nemet, 2015). Many American children are addicted to some form of electronic gadget which varies from the television (TV), to video games and/or the internet. Due to this, they no longer participate in physical activities and spend most of their free time sitting or…

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    are also considered drugs (‘’Diseases’’). Being addicted to drugs is very harmful to a person 's body and it can really affect a life in a negative way and it usually takes a while to even realize how much that certain drug can hurt the person using it. Being addicted to drugs causes people…

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    items contain a high amount of sugar, often in the form of high fructose corn syrup. Evidence is (re)emerging that suggests sugar could be the true cause of the obesity epidemic and many of the obesity-related health problems. Fast food, soft drinks and candy are often painted as the driving forces behind America's obesity epidemic, but new research suggests there's more to it than that. In fact, according to the study from the Cornell University Food and Brand Lab, junk food does not appear…

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    and directors and get them active in the role of saving the future of the world, in saving the lives of children through simple but significant changes. However, by focusing on the importance of the revolution, the changes made in the schools, the effects of the changes and the first results of his food revolution it can be seen whether this revolution may take part and succeed in Macedonia. According to Oliver, educating people is important thing to do in order to make them support his…

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    Influenza Case Summary

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    malaise, increased somnolence/fatigue, non-productive cough, fever/chills, headache, and generalized myalgia (7/10). Symptoms began yesterday morning, prior to school, and continued to get worse. Patient drank an energy drink around 7pm yesterday and again this morning to increase her energy but was unsuccessful. She took OTC Tylenol last night for other symptoms with no relief. She has been unable to eat because of sore throat and sitting upright makes symptoms worse. Patient has recently (3…

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    Juvenile Delinquency

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    attitudes and behavior about illicit substances. The parents, invested adults, teachers, physicians, clergy, and government leaders are responsible for using strengths, perspective, and influence to ensure that societies have a knowledge about the side effects of substance abuse (Hogan 2005). The Epps and Manley mentioned a guide that answer the questions so that physician can be prepared to care for a child that uses any kind of drug. First, anticipate guidance is based counseling method.…

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    Obesity Part B

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    can quickly become obese which can lead to other health issues. The food parents give to their growing children will have a long lasting impact on their child. As a result of this these food habits, they develop from a young age will have lifelong effects on them. If a child is feed lots of oily, fatty food from a young age they will get into a bad habit of eating those kinds of food. This can lead to the children having bad food habits and resulting in them being obese. If children develop bad…

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