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    Pot Belly Research Paper

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    The infamous “Pot Belly” term has been used for describing what primarily happens with middle-aged males when they gain excess fat within the lower stomach region. The appearance of a pot belly generally looks as if the abdominal region protrudes away from the body, and is usually rounded as if it were a pot. You could easily have this physical issue happen to you if you have an improper diet, stress too often, overly consume alcohol, live a sedentary lifestyle, and genetics could even play a…

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    Name: Hiatal hernia Outline: A hiatal hernia happens when the upper piece of your stomach pushes up through your stomach and into you're midsection. The stomach is an extensive muscle that lies between your midriff and midsection. You utilize this muscle to help you relax. Ordinarily, your stomach is beneath the stomach. Be that as it may, in individuals with a hiatal hernia, a segment of the stomach pushes up through the muscle. The opening it travels through is known as a break. This…

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    Sports culture contributes to eating disorders because coaches insist athletes be in shape, there is peer pressure from other athletes, and athletes put pressure on themselves to have leaner bodies too quickly. I. Introduction: A. In our physique obsessed, food obsessed culture eating disorders amongst athletes may be considered an occupational hazard. B. “Eating disorders are caused by a multitude of issues -physical,emotional, social, and familial, all of which need to be…

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    A protruding belly or excess stomach fat is a source of great distress. When it comes to weight loss, the stomach is the one body part which gets the most attention. People try everything to get rid of stomach fat. The Body Operates in Paradoxes People have to understand that the body works in paradoxical ways. When you emphasize your efforts on a particular body part, it usually gets worse. Take the example of spot training. This is a real favourite among dieters who strive for a flatter…

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    Anorexia Prevention

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    A study was done to develop a rating scale to evaluate a broad range of target behaviors and attitudes of women with anorexia. Two independent groups were used in this study, female patients meeting the criteria for anorexia nervosa (AN), and female normal control (NC) subjects. The women in the NC group were college students who had no signs of illness and came from the same socioeconomic status as the women in the AN group. Each group was given a set of thirty five items and…

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    acknowledged that I had a problem. A problem so big my hair began to fall out, I was always shaking and getting sick. I remember one day in particular I was sitting with a group of friends and a girl walked by who was known in my school for having Bulimia and Anorexia. She perfectly fit the single story that everyone believed, of what a person who had eating disorders looked and acted like. She was walking out of the bathroom and one of my friends said “How much do you want to bet little miss…

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    diseases in young adults and adolescents. Eating disorders are characterized by abnormal eating patterns, unusual fatigue, and weight changes. There are many types of eating disorders. The most commonly known and practiced eating disorder is anorexia nervosa, often referred to as anorexia for short. It is the third most common chronic illness among adolescents (ANAD, 2015). Over the years, anorexia has been the center of many studies. From these studies, we have learned more about the following:…

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    As alluded to in her book, A Disease Called Childhood, in chapter seven, entitled “Let Food be Thy Medicine”, Marilyn Wedge claims that though there are some legitimate diagnoses of ADHD that are in need of attention and possibly medication, a child’s diet may be a sizable factor of their behavior. Wedge cites John E. Huxsahl from Mayo Clinic, using his article on processed foods to help her claim that food consumption can have a relation to ADHD. I agree with Wedge’s argument on multiple…

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    As mentioned in her book, A Disease Called Childhood, in chapter seven entitled “Let Food be Thy Medicine”, Marilyn Wedge claims that though there are some legitimate diagnoses of ADHD that are in need of attention and possibly medication, the food a child is fed may be a large factor of their behavior. She cites John E. Huxsahl from Mayo Clinic uses his article on processed foods to help her claim that food consumption can have a relation to ADHD. I agree with this argument on multiple…

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    1. After hearing Cindy’s story, do you relate to anything she says regarding her weight insecurities? What specific parts of her story stood out for you? I can relate to Cindy’s insecurities when asking, “Do I look fat.” The specific part that stood out was when she was accepting with the fact that obesity runs in her family and targeted her sisters. 2. Where is Bogalusa located and what was this storyline about? Is there anything about this segment that will affect the way you think about the…

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