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    addressed and fixed by avoiding distractions and things that keep one awake and adapting new habits during the day, but it also affects a persons health physically and mentally through different phases during the night. There are many different effects on the body that…

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    In the article “A Strategy for Enterprise Sustainability” by Dr. Dennis Mathaisel and Dr. Clare L define Sustainability as the “ability to endure” (2011). “Recently, the term has been used more in the context of “green”, which refers to having no negative impact on the environment, community, society, or economy” (2011). It is essentially a way to provide everything in terms of fruits and vegetables while causing…

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    sugar and salt can take away what matters most to young adults and children- energy and focus. Physically, young children become tired, lose motivation, and are unable to properly perform on a day-to-day basis. In most cases, many children can develop thiamin deficiency, the lack of B complex vitamins in the body, which are required for energy consumption, and ultimately fall to malnutrition. As an adolescent, energy is key in order to conduct daily routines such as going to school, being…

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    Benaroch is saying that teens with less sleep are increasing their risk of obesity and they are most likely to suffer injuries. As a teenager, one hasn’t grasped full growth, “In the teen years, when development continues ... the sleep deprivation effects of brain and body development are significant" (Dr. Michael Breus). Because sleep is decreasing this is disturbing body growth and brain growth; this is affecting the teens in their later years. Not only is obesity, injuries, and body and brain…

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    vegetables and fruit reflects that of a child age two to three years old. And for milk and alternatives, I consume less than what is recommended for any age group. Therefore, my diet is inadequate since I do not consume a balance of nutrients and energy from the food groups that is recommended in Canada’s Food Guide. b.…

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    enjoying nature, and the morning in general. If you know me then you know that I 'm diligent about maintaining my weight, and I try not to allow it to fluctuate more than a couple of pounds. I try not to snack, and eat only when I 'm hungry. I try to drink plenty of water. I try not to sit for too long. I try to add higher fiber foods, and more protein to my meals. I exercise every day. This isn 't a one hundred percent vanity thing, although…

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    Every year about 42.5 million American adults suffer from a mental illness. Also 1 in every 10 children suffer from mental illness(¨The Rise¨). Mental illness affects younger generations more frequently than middle aged generations. Half of all chronic mental illness begin by the age of 14(¨Mental Health¨). Additionally, the rates of depression and anxiety among young people in America have been increasing steadily for the past 50 to 70 years. ¨When I first started working in depression 30 years…

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    when land is scarce and food insecurity is high. Also, farmers plant different varieties of food in one plot of land. Crops that take nutrients out of the soil are planted near other plants that return nitrogen to the land. As a result, Burundian farmers are able to continue the use of their land for many years. Furthermore, in 2012, the Government launched its second Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper. This paper outlined these new agricultural practices and became the guidebook Burundian…

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    Is Fast Food the New Tobacco? As Americans, we have grown accustomed to our racy lifestyles. So when it is meal time, we want to just grab a bite and go. There is no shortage of restaurants where a person can get a quick and inexpensive meal. They do not even have to take time to get out of their car, as these establishments provide a drive up window to speed things up even more, from McDonalds to Chick-Fil-A to, even places that claim they are a healthier choice, such as Subway. Naturally we…

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    likely to gain weight since they are not burning the calories from their food and drink. Fast food is also linked to obesity for their relatively cheap…

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