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    Nutrition Argument

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    benefit from a nutrition class, but it wouldn’t interfere with other academic subjects. The next dispute that could arise is that the nutrition class won’t change the eating habits of children because they aren’t the ones purchasing the food. Although this is a true statement, being educated on the affects of unhealthy eating habits, children…

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    how each question related to diabetes. The changes that I need to make in order to reduce my risk of getting diabetes are environmental. I know that I need to consume less unhealthy foods (sugary foods, fast-foods, and processed foods) and I also need to incorporate more physical activity into my life. Once I get into the habit of doing these two things, it'll become very easy. Learning more about diabetes (specifically, type 2) has really educated me on all of the negative aspects of it.…

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    negatively affects people socially, economically, and health-wise. It affects many people socially without even noticing it. For example, comparing our current lives with the old days, it would be so noticeable that the family tradition of eating together is slightly fading away. Furthermore; many fast food is delivered to our house steps now, meaning there is no much of socializing with people as it would be as sitting in a restaurant. Despite the amount of numerous diseases fast…

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    upgrading minds and living standards of humans, their eating habits have also been changing from time to time. Where mothers used to feed their kids with healthy and nutritious dieting elements, perfect health conditions were observed in kids at their growing years of their lives but at the same ages the children of today are seeing to be eating deep fried snacks, junk food, unhealthy and spicy foods- so making so much of negative changes in dieting habits in this so called new generation has…

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    how unhealthy foods may lead to depression. In the article, it is talked about how a woman named Caroline was going through a rough point in her life after the passing of her mother. Carolyn turned to unhealthy eating habits as well as slipped into a form of depression. Once Carolyn recognized her problem and sought help, she was told how she should stick with healthy foods to help cope with stress and other bumps in the road. The article proved how with healthy foods, comes more brian habits…

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    EATING MINDFULLY Mindfully eating is actually a habit of eating using your mind and having control on your hunger. You should have control of your eating habits. If you eat mindfully so it becomes very positive for your body to lose weight and become slim and smart. If you want to lose weight then you should be focused on your present remember your past and think for the future. Because you should be aware then how you gained weight in the past and what should you do in the present to lose…

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    The problem with the food industry today is not only the corruption that goes with it, but also the way it impacts consumers health and the environment. The food industry as a whole is unethical; using schemes to lure consumers into buying their unhealthy products, industrial farming causing destruction to ecosystems nearby, and the decline of societies overall health and awareness. In the article, “When a Crop Becomes King,” by Michael Pollan, the author describes the way corn has completely…

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    Five We's We Eat Analysis

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    I believe that mindful eating consists of awareness and knowledge. Being a mindful eater relates to having the awareness of the five “W’s”. Being aware of when you should eat, what to eat, how should I eat, where should I invest the energy in eating this so I can get the energy back, why should I eat right now, and in some cases who should I eat with. Being aware of things like that will make you second think if you are really hungry and should eat. I think that if we all truly asked ourselves…

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    watched the documentary “Supersize Me” where a man eats nothing but McDonalds for thirty straight days to show what the food at the restaurant can do to someone’s body. While his argument was directed at the company, saying they pressure people into eating food they know is not healthy for consumption. He uses hard facts as well as professional opinions to tell the audience how damaging the food is. While I believe it’s both the consumers responsibility to eat McDonalds and other fast foods…

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    Eating At Night Essay

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    Eating late at night and before bed the truth Should you eat late at night? This question has generated a lot of controversy in the nutrition and health and fitness circles. Some experts claim that there is nothing wrong with eating late at night. According to the US Department of Agriculture, eating at night is not the reason why you gain weight, rather it is what you eat, and the amount of food you eat that leads to more weight. Some even argue that eating late at night improves the quality of…

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