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    minimal conversation between the three of us, which seems to be the new norm in many households. I enjoyed a couple meals at work with my co-workers, but during the time I was eating no one else was, which took away from the sharing aspect of regular lunches with friends. For only two meals out of the week I had actual social interaction while I ate my food. Tuesday diner was the first time when I went to dinner with a group of friends. During dinner we all sat in the same booth and enjoyed each…

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    Providing food in early years settings to ensure children’s health and encourage development. Produce a piece of writing to explain the impact of diet on children’s health and development. A child’s diet is very important to encourage development and growth. Having an unbalanced diet can increase the risk of many health issues both in childhood and later life. There are 5 main nutrients which each child need to consume to maximise a child’s development. These are: • Carbohydrates • Proteins •…

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    68.9% of high school scholars do not get the recommended amount of sleep on an average school night. High school students remain exhausted because of waking up every weekday at 5am, just to go to school. Student’s can’t concentrate and manage a healthy lifestyle to obtain an education if the scholar is half awake. The constant need for electronic devices to be used is one reason for the lack of sleep in teenagers. Personally you can witness when students come into class to put their head down…

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    evident that she has the power to make change through others. Furthermore, the definition of a great leader is someone who works to create and improve the world. As I conclude, becoming a leader that has helped secure fifty million kids healthier school lunches, and has educated over 375,000 adolescent children in Africa. She has demonstrated her commitment to our wellbeing, education, and inclusion for us all. The commitment that has transpired over the eight years in White House, her…

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    continue to execute unhealthy habits. One of the biggest issues in America is obesity. Instead of actually working to change their lifestyles, Americans have become reliant on diet pills. Diet pills are any types of pharmacological agents marketed to control or reduce weight. Teenage girls are the most likely to abuse these pills. There was a study conducted by the University of Minnesota that found our 14.2 percent of high school females have tried diet pills. That may not seem very high, but…

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    way we do, none of what you imagine will be possible. Americans need to start eating healthier. An unhealthy diet is linked to four of the world’s top ten leading risk factor that cause death: high blood pressure, high blood glucose, overweight and obesity and high cholesterol (“New Consent Rules Threaten Public Health”). If we all start eating healthier now, we can increase our health for the better. After analyzing the terrible causes, dangerous…

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