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    Elizabeth Barron Winters July 9th, 2017 Case study 1 Atkins or Fadkins Part 1: Macronutrients and energy Question 1: Proteins: do most of the work in the cells, required for structure, function, and regulation of the bodys tissues and organs. They also transport nutrients and are catalyst. Examples of proteins are nuts, meats, and beans. Carbohydrates: source of energy for the body, simple and complex carbs. Examples are fruits, pasta, sugar, and, grain. Fats: store energy, aid in…

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    The Boons and Banes of Bariatric Surgery “Losing Weight Fast vs. The Inconvenience” The Trends of Bariatric Surgery Obesity has inflicted people due to the rise of high calorie products, which comprise the majority of food that we eat almost every day. This results to the increase of people developing various health problems like diabetes, hypertension, slow metabolism, coronary heart disease, and even cancer. There are more illnesses to mention and all rooted from being obese. Since obesity…

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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 and its associated health problems are growing risk for people in the UK.Suggest and evaluate different solutions for reducing these problems. In the Britain ,obesity has become a serious problem. Obesity rates have increased every year as of last 25 years. As the data by WIKIPEDIA(Aug 2014)that in this last 25 years ,adult obesity rates have nearly fourfold increased and with 23.1% of British people obese since 2012.It means this is a problem for many British people.Also obesity will…

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    exercise. These protein and complex carbs, as well as other nutrients and vitamins, are found in processed foods. These processed foods can be found at fast food chains or at the regular grocery store. Together we can prevent obesity by moderation, less calorie intake, and paying special attention to nutritional labels. Our society does not need to stay away from processed foods to live a healthy…

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    How To Normalize Obesity

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    over 30 indicate obesity. The CDC defines children with BMIs in the 95th percentile or higher as obese. Shrinking Clothes Aren 't ' the Culprit People grow obese for infinite reasons. The primary cause of obesity in some individuals is excessive calorie consumption. The condition develops due to variations in people’s diet, activity and metabolic rates. Genetics increases some patients’ likelihood to gain weight but is still manageable with an active lifestyle and healthy diet. However,…

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    The Benefits Of Fad Diets

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    is dieting, which entitles her to restrict to small amounts or particular kinds of food in order to lose weight. Dieting is a growing topic for adolescents, adults, and elders who desire a certain body type or number on the scale. Through strict calorie counts and eating special foods they rush their internal system to burn fat excessively to reach their goal of weight loss. With this intention, they are able to reach a healthier weight and lose the unhealthy…

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    trending weight loss strategy that involves a significant reduction of calories intake to manage a body's fats content.|Intermittent fasting is a weight loss approach that aims at reducing a body's calorie intake to limit its fats.|Intermittent fasting is a process through which a person reduces their calorie intake significantly to manage their weight through the elimination of fats.} {It is simple and can be done in various ways.|It is an easy approach and can be done in a number of ways.|It…

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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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    Should changes be made in the regulations of school lunches? Are school lunches healthy enough for children that attend schools? Currently, the plan doesn’t seem to be portioned correctly for different body types, school systems are serving the same thing two or more times a week. Hopefully, this will give some solutions on how it can be solved and the steps that is need to be taken to correct this issue. If it is to benefit the students then it should be reviewed from all points of view…

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