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    not been clearly demonstrated. A low-carb diet is beneficial for alleviating cardiovascular disease risk factors. Also, the low carbohydrate dieters reported less confusion and responded faster during an attention vigilance task than the reduced calorie dieters. Contrarily, it has been reported that low carbohydrate dieters performed worse on memory related tasks because of reduced dietary carbohydrate. Furthermore, low-carb diet does not necessarily contribute to weight loss, and that a…

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    3 Week Diet Review Essay

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    5. Five useful and powerful methods used by the 3 Week Diet to burn the obstinate fat The 3 Week Diet created by the personal trainer and nutritionist, Brian Flat is considered a revolutionary and multipurpose weight loss weight loss program, as it assists people in attaining their weight loss goals as well as within a short time of 21 days. In his creation, the author asserts that users may get several health benefits, including:  Reduced cellulite.  Quicker metabolism.  Loss of obstinate…

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    Calorie Restricted Diet

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    fruits and vegetables and a low fat intake can effectively keep diseases like cancer, diabetes and high blood pressure away. It has been proven that a calorie restricted diet can effectively increase the average life span of a person. A calorie restricted diet does not limit consumption, but instead emphasizes a lower intake of calories. Calorie restriction which focuses on under-nutrition and not malnutrition is…

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    “Half a grapefruit before every meal, in order to lower the overall calorie intake” (Estridge, 2016). Amongst other do-it-yourself methods like the Grapefruit diet, there have been a significant number of companies that have hoped to profit off the growing desire of many individuals to shed themselves of their excess weight; Weight Watchers, founded in the mid-1960’s, created, “A point system in which the saturated fat and calorie content of foods had been worked out” (Estridge,…

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    Walking around the tables of any U.S. school cafeteria, it doesn’t take much more than a glance to tell that the lunches being served to students are not the healthiest meals around. Lunch room staples such as cheesy breadsticks, hot dogs, and pizza stand as students’ main source of sustenance during the school day; these foods are not only unhealthy no matter which way you look at them, but they can also hardly be considered proper meals at all. Posters showing the food pyramid and colorful…

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    PESTLE analysis is an important tool that used to examine the six factors to identify the external opportunities and threats and how it influence industries and the firms. Political Factors The individual state policies implement by each government has highly affected the operations of any organization and no one has any exception. For example, the duty tax imposes by government may affect the revenue generating structure of each organization. The higher the tax charge by the government imply…

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    Weight Loss Program

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    Administration as safe and effective in the treatment of struggle with obesity or weight gain. There is no substantial evidence that weight loss increased as a result of hCG in the caloric restriction, this leads to a more attractive or “normal” distribution of fat, or that it decreases hunger and discomfort associated with calorie diet. Results may vary, and can not be guaranteed. Medical supervision and compliance with our program is not…

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    As its name suggests, the Paleo Diet gets its inspiration from the Paleolithic era, when man survived as a hunter-gatherer. The diet, originated by Loren Cordain, health professor at the Colorado State University, is based on a radical line of thought. Professor Cordain argues that since the human genome has not evolved in the last 50,000 years or so, there is reason to believe that the most natural diet for man is what his caveman ancestors ate. In other words, for good health one should…

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    Obesity In Uk Children

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    OBESITY AND DIET IN UK CHILDREN Obesity is defined as the accumulation of body fat, which is 20% more than an individual`s ideal body weight, whilst diet is described as food or drink which contains less fat or sugar, diet can also be described as a restriction to a special kind of food to maintain your natural weight or to lose weight. (The Free Dictionary,2016) Obesity in Children has become a major health problem in the UK. Its increase rate has cause a high rate of diseases, such as type 2…

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    negligible. A major problem resulting from negligible regulations on the food industry is the sale of unhealthy food and drinks in school buildings. States such California, West Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut, and Texas have been the first to institute restrictions on the sale of unhealthy foods in school buildings to avoid further increasing childhood obesity rates (Boslaugh). In addition to the lack of regulations and dubious bureaucratic appointments, the lack of scientific research is also…

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