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    Muscle Training

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    Whilst cardiovascular training has weight loss and heart and lung health benefits, there is more to fitness than this. Muscle power, i.e. strength and building muscle, is essential for weight control since it is the best calorie-burning tissue the body has so the more muscle in the body the better it will be at burning calories around the clock. If someone were to only do cardio, where you only burn fat while you are exercising, once they stop or take a break they are likely to gain back fat…

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    Build Big Muscles

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    Build Big Muscles by Zachary Zerries There are several key ingredients, in order to build big muscles. First and foremost, you should set your weight range during a mass-building program between medium and heavy; only use light weight for warming up or supersetting. Repetition range is also important and will vary depending on the muscle group; six to 10 reps generally work for bigger muscles, while 10-15 reps are recommended for smaller ones. Click Here to Visit Our Recommended Build Big…

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    From what I have seen from my nutrient intake report, I definitely need to make major improvements in some areas of my diet. For starters, I missed the minimum calorie requirement for one week by over two-hundred and fifty calories. This is a major aspect of my diet that I want to change, because if I don’t feed my body with calories, vitamins, and minerals, I will not be able to increase my performance on the football field by any significant amount. If I want to increase my performance on the…

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    muscle, lose or control weight, and even lower depression. In fact, one of the most major effects on a dancer's body is weight control. “Depending on the specific type of dance, a dancer can lose a tremendous amount of weight. For example, the highest calorie burning form of dance is ballet. It is said that a ballerina can burn up to 432 calories per hour while engaging in this activity” (Cipolla, 2013). Other forms of dance that are used as exercise include Zumba and Jazzercise, which combine…

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    High fat diet increased the ALP in O and B blood group secretors after 3 to 6 hours of taking the fatty meal9. The same study was conducted by Matsushita et al. in which low and high calorie fat meal was compared in secretors blood groups. ALP activity in B secretors is 8.8% higher due to high calorie meal than low calorie meal and 5.2% higher in O secretors but in our study, 22.7% increase was seen in A blood group, 19.7% in B, 25% in AB and 22.6% in O blood group after taking breakfast. This…

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    Osteoporosis is becoming more and more common in the present environment of fast food, drugs, and sedentary lifestyles. For example, empty-calorie foods with little nutrients are depleting body systems, such as the skeletal system, of what they really need. The National Osteoporosis Foundation suggests that approximately fifty-four million Americans suffer from this condition, and the numbers are expected to escalate. What can be done to help these individuals get what their body really needs?…

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    This means older individuals must either eat less or exercise more to maintain their weight. Calorie restriction was also thought to be an effective method of extending life. According to a BBC documentary Don’t Grow Old calorie restriction was found to give up to a 30% life extension in mice. This has recently been experimented on in humans. Requirements were that calories were cut by 1/3. One scientist who…

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    As a result, if the National School Lunch and Breakfast Program were modified to include lower calorie options, such as by implementing lower calorie sweeteners instead of regular sugar and more fruit and vegetables, it would impact a wide variety of students with differences in socioeconomic status and ethnicity. Since the National School Lunch Program was historically established for the purpose of battling hunger in the under fed the impact on children and adolescents of essentially revising…

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    According to Goggle maps, there are close to 50,000 fast food chains across the United States. In fact, with ascending of advertisements and the lower prices of food, people often find it hard to stay away from fast food. The people often eating the fast and unhealthy food find they are having mental health complications. A 2012 study in the journal Public Health Nutrition revealed that people who ate junk food were 51 percent more likely to show signs of depression and the more junk food people…

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    Analysis Of Fed Up 2014

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    Fed Up 2014 is a documentary directed by Stephanie Soechtig and produced by Katie Couric and Laurie David. Soechtig is also the producer and director of Under the Gun (2016) and Tapped (2009). Obesity, called the mother of all diseases, is increasing day-by-day in America, especially in children. The message of the documentary is that there is an outbreak of obesity in American society, and it is endangering children’s life very badly. The purpose of this documentary is to tell Americans about…

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