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    Our First Lady’s platform is on childhood obesity and she has worked with the FDA to improve the standards of school lunches and has started a website Let’s Move (“Michelle Obama Pledges to ‘Fight until the Bitter End’ For Lunch Standards”). There are more than nine million children between the ages of six to nine that are considered overweight. Also, 70% of children who are considered obese are more likely to continue being obese into adulthood (“Obesity Statistics”). My research question…

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    True reality Today society face different types of problems, but there are some that people never realize how damaging they are to society in general. Society had been changing through the years and the way man and woman are valued had changed too. A stereotype is a mental image very simplified and with few details about a group of people who share certain qualities and skills. The stereotype may be considered "a lower form of thought". Originally a stereotype is a copy taken from a mold, which…

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    The issue of child obesity has been a hot topic for many years. Health issues like obesity has effected hundreds of children in the United States. When children go to school they tend to follow their fellow classmates especially when it comes to school lunches. Kids would buy anything that is bright and colorful. Most of obesity has to do with peer pressure because if a certain friend does not pick the food that is pasta, patatos, or loaded with calories; instead, they pick something more…

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    With the increased amount of time children spend in front of a screen, youth targeted advertising has been growing and is creating poor eating habits for children. One of the biggest culprits is the fast food industry; they target children by the use of mascots, toys, and playgrounds in their restaurants. Restaurants like McDonalds have everything that a young child could desire- “bright colors, a playground, a toy, a clown, a drink with a straw, little pieces of food wrapped up like a present”…

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    There are many people in this world who still struggle day-to-day for food and their living expenses. Even in the developed countries like Canada and the United States, many people live under the poverty. Some of those people live in the food desert. Food desert refers to an area where healthy and fresh foods are difficult to get. It occurs both in cities and rural regions. Where people don 't have easy access to healthy foods, they are either living far off the stores with limited mobility or…

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    Body Image in Our World How many women and men are unsatisfied with their body image? How many people could say that they have never judged someone based solely on their looks or their body figure? Body image in the world today consists of the perfect figure for both men and women. The perfect body figure resembles an in shape, healthy, and tan body. Though being skinny and being in shape are two different concepts. Many women struggle with what other people think about their body image.…

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    There are also charts and printable guides that you can use for meal planning and health guides and a section where you can get personalized guidelines based on age, weight, and activity level. There is even a section called “10 Tips Nutrition Education Series” (refer to Appendix C). Here they offer things for college students such as tips about eating on a budget and staying fit on campus. The website is centered around helping Americans plan for a healthier and more nutritional lifestyle…

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    Why is Childhood obesity such Epidemic in America? Childhood obesity is an important issue because of the rapid increase that this disease has reached in the past few years. Compared to other threats to children 's health, childhood obesity has begun to rise tremendously. One in three children in this country are overweight and by that the government is expected to add billions of dollars to the U.S health-care bill. Treating a child with obesity is even more costly than treating an average…

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    The observation is mainly concentrated on the Indian Students and American Students, which are compare to each other by their intelligence. One of the principals of the observation is that the Indian student seems to be smarter than the American student. This observation is significant to those, who respect the education most and will assist them to stay focused on their education. The model that comes from this observation can help teachers and parents learned how to change their perspective…

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    In recent years, health has become a prominent topic around the world. Health as defined by the World Health Organization (WHO) is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being of an individual that does not include the absence of disease or infirmity. Physical well-being is represented as being physically healthy and ability to complete day to day activities without difficulty. Complete mental well-being, should be defined as knowing from being morally right and wrong. Finally…

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