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    Glut Integrity Analysis

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    The vice that I decided to examine was gluttony. I chose this vice considering I enjoy eating food a lot. Sometimes when it comes to sweets I have very low self-control. In this class we talked about Gluttony and how it is a disordered desire for food and drink. Luckily for me I don’t really desire a lot of drinks. I mostly stick to water but sometimes I do go overboard on coffee. In order to really see how gluttony affects me I actually reflected on this vice for 2 weeks. The first week I ate…

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    Everyone loves fatty and sugary junk foods and chooses them over healthy, unprocessed foods, since junk food is found everywhere and contains additives to make them test well. The major differences between healthy food and junk food is the nutritional value and calorie content of each. Healthy food is natural, unprocessed food that is rich in essential nutrients for the body, whilst satisfying hunger and providing long-lasting energy. Fruits, vegetables, and whole grains are the most common…

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    Another influence on the consumer’s diet is the government, and the different methods they use to make a profit off of the unhealthy dietary habits of their people. In the article, “What You Eat is Your Business”, by R. Balko (2004), discusses that the government should not be responsible for the health of its people, everyone should be responsible for their own well being. The author points out that this is a personal concern not a public concern. It is not the government’s job to protect…

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    actually good for them. This can be pointed out as a leading factor in the fight between people today and obesity. Unhealthy food is putting Americans at risk of obesity which can lead to even deadlier diseases. At first glance, the easy to make and affordable food may seem like the best option…

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    should make this change; some students might not be a fan of eating healthy but everyone needs to eat healthy, why give students unhealthy food, and it would give students a full 14 years of healthy lunches. Eating healthy is something everyone should do, regardless if you want to or not. Every human being needs good health. Some students might not want to eat…

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    since children have access to eating school food twice a day both breakfast and lunch, this does impact their health in various ways. (Oliver, 12:23) Oliver brings up that the typical menu at school revolves around "fast foods that are high processed. There are not enough fresh foods in there at all. The amount of additive, E numbers, and ingredients [is unbelievable]… There are not enough veggies at all" (Oliver, 10:12-10:22). Because the children are constantly eating fast foods, this…

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    Junk Food Essay

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    but all these food have become common feature of adolescents’s diet throughout the world. Junk food can cause health disease such as obesity, diabetes, heart disease and high blood pressure. However we can kick the junk food habit by keep a journal, replaces your old habits with new…

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    Why Do School Lunch Break

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    School Lunch Breaks Eating healthy has being a very polemic subject in the last fifteen years, especially when children’s health is at stake. Nutritionists, doctors, educators and parents are been searching for alternatives to make children and teenagers more conscious of the importance of the good habits since the beginning of live, considering the growing number of children developing eating disorder. Schools are responsible to offer good options of food during lunch breaks. Of course, into…

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    Health Argument Essay

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    comparing Asians with North Americans based on the food habits especially soy. It also fails to mention the key factors which contribute to the chronic illness. The conclusion of the argument relies on the assumptions for which there is no clear evidence. Hence the argument is weak and has several flaws. First, the argument readily assumes that eating soy would prevent chronic fatigue and depression. This statement is a stretch. For example, if eating a particular food item will immunize the…

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    informational charts is not the problem. People are not taking responsibility for what they as individuals are eating at least twice a week. Everyone knows that any food that takes less than five minutes to cook and does not have a label is not a healthy meal to eat. Although some people say fast food restaurants make people obese, the truth is that people make themselves overweight by eating fast food rather than a home-cooked meal. Customers have been suing fast food restaurants for years, but…

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