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    Obesity is a health threatening condition affecting millions of Americans, there are numerous types of treatments for patients. However, there are patients who prefer alternative forms of treatment combined with traditional medicine. For example, auricular acupuncture is one form of alternative medicine that can be incorporate with a healthy diet and exercise to help reduce body weight. Based on the research done in obesity and auricular acupuncture, The Healthy You believes that covering the…

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    It is a common thing that after God blesses people and they are well fed and have become fat, they begin to relax and withdraw from their devotion that was not the case with the patriarchs. The more they were blessed, the more their devotion grew (Genesis 35:1-7). There are many things that can kill or paralyze a family altar and destroy the gates here are three of them: Excuses An excuse is a reason given to explain one's conduct, omission or commission. It can be so rational or reasonable. It…

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    This suggests that moral development doesn’t begin until we are able to control our bodily driven appetites and desire. As well as feel the effects of pleasure and pain for appropriate objects; the key aspect being able to recognize the feeling of pleasure and pain outside of our bodily sensations, which is crucial in moral development and a moral life…

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    Depression What exactly is depression? Depression is “a mood disorder characterized by sadness; a feeling of guilt; changes in sleep, appetite, and motor behavior; and sometimes thoughts of suicide.” (Davis, Palladino, Christopherson. 2013). In this paper, there will be the discussion of symptoms, individual affects, prevalence rates, treatments, and outcomes of depression. In the closing of this paper there will be a brief description of my own opinions of depression. Symptoms There are…

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    supplies of illegal drugs. They suggest that our society needs to “convey the message that drug use is dangerous, unacceptable, and not chic” (Lyman). Also, to really improve the chances to win the war on drugs is to reduce the appetite for the drug users. They can reduce the appetite for drug users by testing people for drugs in the workforce. Testing people for drugs in the workforce has proven to be an effective deterrent…

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    kids healthy “Don’t eat that!”, “Enough of those chips!”, “You’ll spoil your appetite!!”…do these dialogues sound familiar? Probably because we have all grown up listening to our mothers say all this, but never really understood the rationale behind them. After all, we were just snacking! But as mothers now, you find yourselves echoing the same dialogues to your kids, all the time! Youcannot just let them ruin their appetites on a packet of unhealthy chips, can you? So what is the solution?…

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    sacred; meanwhile, the settlers abused the land in order to feed their ceaseless appetite for materialistic lifestyles. Overall, Chief Seattle illustrated the vast differences between the two races of people, and clarified that their God would never truly love or take care of his people, due to their contrasting…

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    symmetric psoriatic arthritis are redness of the skin around the joint, joint pain or stiffness, swelling of the joints among others. Due to the join inflammation leading to low immune system the patient experiences general body weakness and decrease in appetite. Other types of psoriatic arthritis…

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    For instance, this case in Baltimore (The Baltimore sun, February 01, 2010), a little boy died because they couldn't figure out what was wrong with him. It was clear that he had no appetite which he eventually died of starvation and having no nutrients. Of course we all know that marijuana increases a person's appetite and mood. I feel as that…

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    syndrome causes a patient to lose 10% of their total body weight in a short period of time, can be both fat and muscle, and is very difficult to regain. Due to this syndrome, the person may easily get full or have no appetite at all; this THC medication is designed to increase appetite to help counteract this disease. Among these examples medical marijuana is also used to treat; glaucoma, epileptic seizures, Dravet’s Syndrome, stop cancer from spreading, decrease anxiety, slow progression of…

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