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    In the food industry, structural and corporate forces highly influence the eating habits of consumers. Though it may appear to individuals that they have a diverse selection of food at their disposal, the choices available are in reality predetermined and selected to serve in the best interests of food corporations and government agencies. Despite the power relations at play, society holds consumers responsible for their diets and any health-related effects. As a result, the discussion of…

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    Crash Dieting Case Study

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    Dieting in adolescence due to weight dissatisfaction and insecurities on outer appearances is alarming as it is a growing concern for parents and practitioners. Of the various dieting methods, crash dieting is known to be a popular, yet dangerous fad among females, including young girls. Individuals are driven by celebrity-endorsement, media and social pressures to resort to crash diets despite lack of scientific evidence of efficacy, and studies of their mental and physical harm. What remains…

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    The Dangers of Soda Taxation and its Impact on Society According to the CDC, obesity, and cardiovascular diseases related to the condition, is the leading cause of death for Americans. Public health officials have tried, and largely failed, to combat this epidemic. These efforts have for the most part included campaigns to increase the awareness of the importance of healthy living with wholesome diet and exercise. Further, the government has instituted subsidies to assist with the crisis. A…

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    Balko’s argument about personal responsibility being the key to good health to be equally persuasive and also more logical. Yes, fast food industries are guilty of contributing greatly to the obesity problem with their unhealthy products and deceiving calorie charts, but I will be adding to Balko’s position agreeing that the main problem to the America’s obesity epidemic is that individual’s must learn to be responsible for their own health and what they eat.By analyzing Balko’s essay proves…

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    cold skin, thin/brittle nails, sparse/coarse hair, poor turgor, generalized edema, puffy face, decreased sweating, and pallor. 29. Nursing diagnosis associated with hypothyroidism include: Imbalanced nutrition: More than body requirements r/t calorie intake in excess of metabolic rate. Constipation r/t GI hypo-mobility. Impaired memory r/t hypo-metabolism. 30. Hyperparathyroidism causes excessive levels of circulating parathyroid hormone, leading to hypercalcemia and hypophosphatemia. 31.…

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    physical activity in a local community. I will teach participants to create a healthy meal plan, which consists of fruits, vegetables, grains, and lean meats. Participants will be polled to find out what their favorite fruits and vegetables and restrictions if any on food item. The SNAP program is sponsored project for addressing food insecurity and hunger for families to purchase fresh and high-quality foods at a reasonable price. Parents and children are eligible for “food stamps” to…

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    obesity throughout the United States drastically, to reduce the excessive statistics. I have learned that in the future years, if health restrictions aren’t strictly implemented the obesity levels throughout America will continue to rise to levels beyond imagination. In todays society many stores are promotion healthier options and are starting to show the calorie counts of each item on the menu to persuade people to choose the more healthy option…

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    Fast Food Ban on Campus Obesity is a very large problem globally and especially in the United States of America. Obesity has been linked to foods and drinks high in fats and sugar. In an effort to combat obesity and improve the health of New Yorkers, the Mayor has created a soda ban. As a result of this ban, many universities and colleges are banning soda and fast food on campus. Though soda may indeed be unhealthy, adults should be able to decide what they choose to drink. While the soda…

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    School Lunches In America

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    unhealthy, lacking in taste and quality, and are extremely underwhelming. This isn’t only a problem with lunches, the food in the vending machines is also very unhealthy. The lunches also do not cater in the slightest to children with food allergies or restrictions such as vegetarian or vegan. America is failing their children by placing them in an environment that is supposed to be preparing them for the future, but isn't worried about their future health. Another issue regarding school lunches…

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    Normalization Of Cuba

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    capable of reaching America (Franklin). In a response to the growing nuclear threat barriers were built placing more sanctions and trade restrictions on Cuba.…

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