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    Hall Technique Case Study

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    Discussions Stainless steel crowns are widely preferred as the most effective and durable restorations for primary molars with poor prognosis. In the field of pediatric dentistry, using Hall technique for child oral health care remains controver¬sial, although its acceptance is growing in European countries (79). This technique involved no local anesthesia, no rubber dam, no drilling and carried out in a child pleasant play manner. In essence, there was no removal of dental caries at all from…

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    Coconut Oil Competitors

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    The product I chose to rebrand is Nutiva coconut oil from a cooking oil for organic food buyers to multi purpose beauty product for college aged females. Expanding the market from who its traditionally sold to, natural and organic food buyers, to college aged females interested in natural beauty products and saving money. Because of the multipurpose usage of this product she could make great use of Coconut oil many ways in her daily beauty regimen such as make up remover, shaving lotion, skin…

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    In her article from the Daily Burn blog “Orthorexia: When Healthy Eating Becomes an Obsession” Sarah Elizabeth Richards discusses how some people suffer from orthorexia nervosa, an eating behavior disorder, where people become addicted to healthy food. She states that this addiction causes a threat to their health as well as their relationship with friends and family and she also includes some useful tips that can help overcome this unhealthy obsession. After studying the article, I felt shocked…

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    The Surgeon General reports, “Oral health means much more than healthy teeth.” Teeth are such an important tool to not only eating but the first step of the digestive process. With that said, teeth isn’t the only thing to take care of in the mouth, there are many more steps to be taken to have good oral health besides brushing teeth. Healthy teeth are a good start to oral health but it isn’t everything. As many may already know as people age their oral health declines. People can alter this…

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    Hair In my family, everyone have different type of hair. My hair is like a bunch of straw Always find the position they want to be and hard to make them to stay in they own place . It smell like meat ,because my favorite thing to eat is all kind of meat. My father’s hair is straight and he never need to comb. My mom’s hair is like silk, long and soft. When wind come by her hair will fly like the leaf. Blow by the wind. On her hair you will get the smell of book. Because she spend so much…

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    The following foods are known to promote weight loss. The foods possess special properties that help your body melt away unhealthy pounds. These incredible foods can suppress your appetite for unhealthy foods and keep your body going on their more wholesome energy It is suggested you include these foods in any sensible weight-loss plan to give your body the extra metabolic kick that is necessary to shade off weight quicker. A sensible weight loss plan calls for no fewer than 1,200 calories per…

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    Beetroot Research Paper

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    Beetroot is a vegetable known for its characteristic dark red color and numerous medicinal effects. Since ancient times it is used in food and folk medicine. Since it usually uses the root, but the leaves can be used and both are healthy especially the popular domestic beet juice. Because it is rich in iron is extremely effective in the treatment of anemia. It contains proteins, minerals, fats, carbohydrates and vitamins B1, B2, C, and plenty of vitamin B12, which is very rare in plant foods.…

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    argument of protein v carbohydrate in bodybuilding, which has got to be the biggest controversy in modern bodybuilding. Bodybuilders will say you've got to consume loads of protein to pack on quality muscle mass and increase strength. Dietitians and nutrition 'experts' say that you must eat a high carbohydrate diet, particularly complex carbs, to improve strength and size, and say that a high protein intake is of no…

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    Sincere efforts of researchers are underway to understand the functionality of different fats and oils in relation to cookie quality. The quality of cookie primarily relies upon the functionality of fats and oils in cookie system which ultimately is combined result of their physical, chemical and rheological properties. Effects of some major fats and oils such as butter, bakery fat, hydrogenated fat, lard, margarine, palm oil, sunflower oil, coconut oil and soybean oil on the physical and…

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    Companies have various target groups when they run promotional messages. However, the one particular company I have observed is Campbell’s Soup Company and its promotional message. First, the message is targeted towards families who want nutritional and healthy food for their children. (Campbells, n.d) Secondly, the message is consistent with a particular slogan of “Mm, mm good” whether in the print advertisement or media advertisement, that slogan is heard loud and clear. Here is a YouTube…

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