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    Varying Habits

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    failing to be a mom there are decisions to be made where one could just drop everything and leave it all behind leaving behind what’s important, but the habit of eating, the sole purpose of it is an instinct, need to survive. What people put into their bodies determines…

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    Victoria Secret Beauty

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    lingerie and beauty products "Victoria's Secret" can be considered one of them when it comes to portraying beauty in a very specific way. The company is known for having very famous models representing the brand, who all promote the same body type: very tall and skinny bodies. On the other hand, some brands have decided to fight against this stereotypical vision of beauty, such as the personal care brand Dove. The beauty company has taken a different approach when it comes to…

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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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    The media is known to affect the way people see themselves and how they feel about their bodies. However, it is argued whether or not the media plays a role in the development of eating disorders in men and women. There has been a huge rise in the number of BDDs (Body Dysmorphia Disorders) such as Anorexia Nervosa, Muscle Dysmorphia, and Bulimia Nervosa. The media produces an image portrayed to people that is close to impossible to obtain. The media uses plastic surgery and highlights to make…

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    myself already. This has many layers to it," said Meera Haran Alva, Psychologist & Psychotherapist, while explaining the phenomenon. SheThePeople asked some girls what made them feel conscious about their body and here are some of their responses There are times…

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    To be free-spoken nowadays, our universe has changed very much. Susan Bordo the modern feminist philosopher described as surprisingly about the connection between eating disorder and images used in advertisement. She showed beautifully that the objective which is criticizing the culture these days. The main connection between watching an advertisement of slim, beautiful model. The fashion industry influenced the human beings rapidly in this present universe. The young women in order to get…

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    exerciser is positive most of the time. While exercising, one needs to know that if he/she is not pushing his/her hardest, he/she is not giving his/her body the best effort needed to get to the next level. If someone is trying to lose weight, and he/she start exercising, he/she has to push his/herself to work harder so that his/her brain will train his/her body to refuse to give up . Exercising everyday will place a positive impact on what mood the person will be in each day. Exercising leaves a…

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    This article states that childhood obesity is widespread and growing problem in the world leading to medical, psychological, and economic problems. Taiwan has experienced an increase in child obesity the past two decades, one in every four children are considered overweight. There have been reports stating that kids watch more television than any other activity. The weight cutoff points are clear for adults, the cutoff points for defining childrens weight status can vary significantly by age and…

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    Visible tattoos that individuals adorn their bodies can become the subject of discussion within workplace environments. There is diversity of opinion as to whether tattoos have a positive, negative or neutral presence in the workplace. Opinion is often informed by the type and location of the workplace, the customers who frequent the workplace, and the individuals that work there. An employer’s approach will therefore depend on what kind of business they are in and sometimes their personal…

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    As I read the body rituals that Miner describes such as “inserting a small bundle of hog hairs into the mouth and moving that bundle around in the mouth, also visiting a holy-mouth man once or twice a year who uses a variety of tools to locate any tooth decay, references men scraping and lacerating the surface of the face with a sharp instrument” it was easy to identify these to our routines of brushing our teeth, going to the dentist and a man shaving his face. I believe Miner is referring to…

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