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    way: - The Large: A time frame when the principal goal is building muscle, attaining weight, increasing durability, or all the above. Calorie consumption is increased, so a caloric surplus exists. - The Trim: A time frame when the principal goal is losing weight, slimming down, getting leaner, or all the above. Calorie consumption is reduced and/or calorie costs is increased, so a caloric deficit exists. The final frequent about the scenarios these expressed words entail is that they are…

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    Obesity Statistics

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    1. *Current statistics: a. What are the current rates of obesity in i) adults and ii) children Two thirds of Americans are currently obese. The current rates of obesity in children is 18 percent. b. Are the rates currently continuing on the upward climb? 2. Factors leading to obesity: a. Before viewing this film, what did think were factors that contribute to overeating and obesity? Before viewing this film, I knew that some factors were genetics. Genetics can play a significant role in how…

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    obesity is unhealthy diets, which usually means consuming food that is high in calorie but low in nutrient. Fast foods from McDonald’s or In-n-Out are high in calorie because they have a high content of sugar and salt. A sandwich that contains chicken and bacon from McDonald’s contains 750 calories, according the McDonald’s USA Nutritional Facts for Popular Menu Items. A single sandwich is half of the suggested calorie intake for an average adult for one day. So eating one sandwich from…

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    insufficient labeling at fast food really causing the issues? Well, there are many other ways including food at home in which people over exceed their daily calorie intake. Corrie from ASN says “ Instead, the evidence states that 63-70% of American 's calories come from food purchased at the store” ( Whisner). That other 30 to 36% of calorie intake could be from fast food for some people, but when two thirds of people are receiving this from the grocery store it is clearly not the fast food…

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    Low Carb Diet Research

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    *If a person loses weight on the low-carb diet plan, it's a function of the calorie consumption as well as length of time of the diet, and not with decreased quantity of carbs. *There is extremely small proof on the long-range safety associated with low-carb diet programs. Despite the fact that the actual healthcare community has issues, absolutely no short-term poor results have been found with cholesterol, glucose, insulin and blood-pressure levels among the individuals in the research on the…

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    Fit Day nutrition analysis provided me with invaluable information about how to improve my diet in order to enhance my health and athletic performance. To achieve the most accurate results, I chose a “typical workout day” which was Wednesday, March 9, 2016 and a weekend “recovery day” on Saturday, March 12, 2016. I decided to record dietary information on Saturday instead of Sunday because next week begins one of the toughest weeks of training for outdoor track and field. Therefore, to loosen my…

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    glucose levels without inducing weight gain (5). According to an article,Insulin-associated weight gain in diabetes--causes, effects and coping strategies,indicated that insulin-associated weight gain in diabetes is due to an unconscious increase in calorie intake, a defensive mechanism, to avoid hypoglycaemia…

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    2.4 Calorier Management

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    Dietetic management 2.4.1 Calories A calorie is the unit used to measure the energy-producing value of food. Theoretically, calorie is characterizes as a unit of heat measurement, in nutrition and the kilocalorie is the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 1kg water through 1˚c. Another definition is that calorie is a unit of measurement that determines the amount of heat released in a food during metabolism. It states the energy value of a food calorie (cal) or kilocalories…

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    other delicious dressing then your salads will be calorie rich food. Reason No 4 Why You are not Burning Body Fat Dinner is too Early Agreed that health experts’ advice eating early, but If the time difference between eating and going to bed is big then when you go to bed you will be still hungry. Thus even though it is important to eat early, timing it with your bedtime is also crucial. Reason No 5 Why You are not Burning Body Fat You are too calorie conscious Paying attention to the food in…

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    and understand how to control their hunger and know how to exercise right. In our society as American citizens we are known to be overweight and we don’t understand how to eat right. Eating right is one of the main ways that we can be more healthy. Calorie consumption can be the result to make us not healthy necessary, but it can help us lose weight, so that we are not an obese society anymore. To make…

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