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    winced. So did two out of eight ballerinas” (1). As hard as the mentally handicapped try, they will not be able erase all intelligent thoughts from their brain. So without even realizing it, they form these thoughts and sharp noises encompass their bodies, as a type of punishment for “taking unfair advantage of their brains”. The mentally handicapped are not the only ones who get punished; basically anyone with a handicap will experience some sort of negative experience. Although the physically…

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    The Positive Effects Social Media has on Body Image According to Jim Salter’s article, (2013) the thigh gap is where one can stand with their feet together and her thighs do not touch. This is a dangerous weight-loss goal that young females are trying to obtain. Although specialists have said that achieving this goal is, “risky and virtually impossible.” Some very thin models have this gap which makes it enough to be held as a beauty achievement on many social media sites. Studies show that…

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    mindset about childhood obesity and thinks that it is not the problem that everyone should be concerned about. On May 13, 2013, Nadler, a body image advocate, published her article “Child Obesity is Not the Problem” on the Huffington Post website under the living section; According to the website she is a body image advocate, someone who helps people appreciate their body for what they are and here she is stating why childhood obesity is not the reason why the country there is a rise in obesity…

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    Different ethnic groups in the world belong to different cultures, which play essential roles in and exert strong influences on people’s communication as well as behaviours. Due to these cultural differences, it is likely that sometimes people encounter serious obstacles to overcoming difficulties in order to find their true happiness. A prime example of this is the female protagonist’ case in the movie My Big Fat Greek Wedding, which presents the power of cultural elements on how they affect…

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    Advertisements usually cater to a wide variety of emotions such as greed, lust, envy, etc. The Ivory Soap advertisement is relating to the fear of aging and is specifically targeting women as they know that this fear is common among most middle-aged women. Advertisers know that women fear looking older and having others notice. Therefore, by saying that if women don't purchase this hand soap, that their dry hands will make them look older, it will likely cause them to buy the product quickly.…

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    other muscle groups within the body, allowing you to burn more calories and build muscle faster. Your go-to exercises should be the squat, dead lift, and bench press. If you're squatting, for example, you're working on your balance, your core, your quads, your glutes, your hamstrings, and your calves all while holding a barbell…

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    TheOddysseyOnline.com, fifty-three percent of 12 year old girls feel unhappy with their bodies, 78 percent of 17 year old girls feel unhappy with their bodies and 65% of women and girls have an eating disorder. In today’s tech savvy world, the media is an integral part of everybody’s lives yet it is also a devastating tool that can ruin many women’s lives. For example, in the media, women rarely take lead roles and the idea of an ideal body is often emphasized in many advertisements. In a way,…

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    As a society has increasingly portrayed the notion of beauty via social media and celebrities, the action has gradually altered the perception of people to believe that thinness is the definition of beauty, which could cause teenagers to encounter with eating disorders as claimed in Dugan’s article. However, the purpose of this essay is to identify illogical fallacies in the article “Eating disorders soar among teens - and social media is to blame”, which was written by Emily Dugan and published…

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    dance requiring balance, control, and poise that can rarely be found anywhere else. However, there is also a dark side to ballet, one that involves body image issues and eating disorders that consume a dancer’s life. The influence of certain choreographers, the media, and teaching methods in ballet can all affect the way ballerinas feel about their bodies. There have been reports of eating disorders and deaths resulting from the pressure to be perfect, like the famous death of Boston Ballet…

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    Fellow Peers, In the past 30 years, there has been a significant increase in childhood and adolescent obesity in Canada. Consequently, this may result in an increase in the chronic health problems of our future population. There are numerous reasons behind childhood and adolescent obesity such as sedentary lifestyles, poor nutritional education, and lack of proper role modelling. Unhealthy lifestyles during childhood are an important issue to tackle because obesity at a young age strongly…

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