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    Three - I believe that the biggest illness our society is currently suffering from is something called “instant gratification” – which, is basically, when people put off their long-term goals in exchange for instant pleasure. An example of this: everyone knows that if you’re overweight, more pressure is put on your knees and lower back. So one of the ways to ease knee pain, and there- fore limit the suffering that comes from arthritis, is to simply lose weight! If you’re a stone lighter,…

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    Blueberries are said to improve short-term memory and delay short term memory loss. Dr. Steven Pratt of Scripps Memorial Hospital wrote "Superfoods Rx: Fourteen Foods Proven to Change Your Life". In his book, Dr. Pratt calls blueberries 'brainberries'. The recommendation is to eat at least a cup every day. Tomatoes. Tomatoes contain…

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    Energy Levels

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    Nutrition’s Impact on Energy Levels How much does nutrition affect the brain? How much do food habits influence energy levels? Can eating certain foods or changing habits increase productivity? These are questions many people ask, and answers have been given from many sources. Some compare the body to a vehicle; claiming that what nutrients are put in is how well it functions. But what to put in? All of these questions can be answered. Energy levels and productivity can be increased by eating a…

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    maintaining a healthy body mass index (BMI) and reduce weight loss, the home adopts the use of Bapen’s ‘Malnutrition Universal Screening Tool’ (MUST). Malnutrition affects every system in the body and always results in increased vulnerability to illness, increased complications and in very extreme cases even death (BAPEN, 2016, p3). Undernutrition is particularly common among people with dementia and it tends to be progressive, with weight loss often preceding the onset of dementia and then…

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    Media has a positive impact on males’ body image that happens in various ways. It is usually the influence that the male viewer perceives and how they acknowledge what media is encouraging what is a healthy choice amongst them. Men are often shown to have a perfect body image through media, but there are many male celebrities who do not meet the criteria of having that chiseled body image. It is important that men see the variety of body types that are more realistic and healthy. Men should…

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    Internment Camps

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    Sport and physical activity are a significant influence on the meaningfulness of life for all cultures. Throughout the course of history culture groups have used sport and physical activity to assimilate themselves into their respective society. Both African American slaves and Japanese Americans held in internment camps along with, young Caucasians have all used sport and physical activity to accomplish three goals. These cultural groups have all used sport and physical activity to build…

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    Second Section On Author View As the author of this paper, weight loss to improve the quality of life is very important because being obese causes major health illness to occur later on life such as diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, stroke risk, and so on. Each one of these can be prevented if it taken care of before it reaches to an illness or even a disease. Preventive measures are so important for an individual to take advantage of to help with future healthcare cost to be lower…

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    Edentulism Case Study

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    1) Medical and social perception of edentulism Edentulism is a condition in which the mouth is without teeth which means that all the permanent teeth are lost. Tooth loss is an outcome of a complex interaction between disease entities as: 1. Caries 2. Periodontal disease And non-disease entities as: 1. Economy 2. Oral healthcare system 3. Access to dental services 4. Dental awareness 5. Cultural tradition 6. Education Continuing exposure to risk factors after onset of edentulism: 1.…

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    Although all sports can be both physically and emotionally beneficial, swimming produces brain chemicals that stimulate muscle contractions and generate substances, called hormones, that may help promote a sense of well-being and higher self-esteem. Serotonin influences mood and helps control the brain’s response to stress and anxiety (Millehan, 2011). A study evaluated 141 anxiety levels of female college students in relation to their swimming skills. The results confirmed a moderately strong…

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