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    Stress is always present in our everyday life. It can have both a positive and a negative impact on an individual's life. However, the best way to cope with stress is by dealing with it immediately before it escalates into greater problems. Even though we encounter stress in our everyday life there is nothing in this world can stop us…

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    Green tea’s beneficial effects on health have been acknowledged for centuries. With a unique harmony of sweet and astringent flavour, green tea contains rich natural nutrients that can work effectively on maintaining our health. The benefits of drinking green tea may help us keeping…

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    individual exerts that encourages others to change their attitudes, values, or behaviors to conform to those of the influencing group or individual. There is an extreme desire to fit in or be “cool” as a teen. This means deciding whether to smoke, drink, or do drugs. Drug addictions are prevalent in young adults because of…

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    Are food manufacturers slowly killing us? Do you think your family meals are healthy? How many times you pick something up in the supermarket and read the labels in fear of unhealthy ingredient. Should we really blame the manufacturers for what people eat or blame individuals for what they choose to consume? Psychologist think if manufactures produce healthier foods then people would have healthier options. Food is essential to one’s life and it is needed to survive. So you would think it’s…

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    The Main Cause Of Suicide

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    the energy to care or show emotion about everything. It is physically and mentally draining. When someone feels like this the thought of death crosses their mind frequently. You’re already an empty people who can’t show or feel feelings. It’s like you’re dead. When you are in a depressive state Unfortunately I have experienced depression and suicide first hand. Depression…

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    the Nile itself. The Blue Nile is considered to be the source of the water. By old Egyptian hieroglyphs which is known as there way of communicating and recording history and accurate data’s, the Nile would mean The River. 2. The Nile River And The Effect It Had on Ancient Egypt. As we understood from the introduction,…

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    Factors Of Childhood Obesity

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    high blood pressure and elevated triglycerides, along with increased insulin production. Many obese children suffer sleep apnea or the cessation of breathing during sleep. Sleep apnea causes oxygen levels in the blood to fall drastically. The side effects are loss of memory, poor concentration, irritability and mood swings. As a result, human body is likely to grow exhausted than to become…

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    a highly controversial topic because of the methods they use when it concerns the caretaking of the animals and because of the effects their products have on certain aspects of society. The number of factory farms should be reduced because the production and consumption of animal source foods not only leads to the unethical treatment of animals, but also creates negative consequences in society such as climate change and a variety of health risks for those who consume them. The number of…

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    The land in Burundi is arid and not arable. “Land fragmentation, stagnant or declining yields, falling soil fertility, the absence of inputs and improved breeds of livestock, and low levels of technical knowledge have prevented farmers from boosting production and increasing their incomes.” (New Agriculturalist) A potential result of this land fragmentation and falling soil fertility would be that the land would become so arid that no crops would grow. However, the country is taking steps to…

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    “You make choices in the food you want to purchase, and if you make the wrong choices relentlessly and perpetually, you’re going to have health consequences. But that is not something restaurants are responsible for (Mello et al. np).” John Doyle, who is the co-founder of the Center for Consumer Freedom addressed the topic of obesity being blames on fast food corporations and made this statement. The Unites States is known for having the population with the most obesity. There are endless jokes…

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