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    To live a long and healthy life, individuals need to be aware of both their mental and physical health. Physical health is definitely one of the greatest influences on diseases, but surprisingly, mental health also plays a big role. The brain is the body’s powerhouse, the correct nutrients and diets will empower it and provide advantageous symptoms. Illnesses such as anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, and ADHD can be significantly improved simply by making some lifestyle changes. Even people…

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    Black Queen Cell Virus

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    Viruses (brood) Black Queen Cell Virus (brood) Sacbrood Virus (both) Slow Bee Paralysis Virus (both) Acute Bee Paralysis Virus (adult) Bee Virus X (adult) Bee Virus Y (adult) Deformed Wing Virus (adult) Chronic Bee Paralysis Virus (adult) Apis Iridescent Virus Fungi (brood) Stone Brood (brood) Chalkbrood (Adult) Nosema Apis and Nosema Ceranae Nosema inhibits the bee’s stomach and digestive system. It spreads through a colony through regurgitation which occurs when bees process honey…

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    the food chain has nothing to prey on causing the superior species to die out, creating a chain effect of species dying out. Next, GMOs such as “Bacillus Thuringiensis (BT) Corn can help eliminate the application of chemical pesticides” (Northern Canola Growers Association 1). If pesticide application decreased and or stopped altogether, and produce was organic, minus the GMO aspect, produce would be deemed one hundred percent safe to eat. People who spray the fields with pesticides are in…

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    health problems. A healthy vegetarian or vegan diet is a good amount of various fruits, vegetables and whole grains. Also, to substitute the saturated and trans fat that we get from animal products with good fat we should consume nuts, olive oil and canola oil (Harvard Health Publication). To live a healthy life, it is good to follow proper vegan or vegetarian diet. Appropriate planned and nutritionally sufficient vegetarian or vegan diets lower the risk of certain long-lasting diseases such as…

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    Claudia Ng Professor Ann West English 93 August 31, 2015 My Hobby in his article "Hidden Intellectualism", Gerald Graff discusses how some students are impressively street smart but do poorly in academic settings. However, instead of downplaying their non-academic knowledge, Graff suggests that schools should actually encourage students to change their nonacademic interests into objects of academic study, inviting students to write about their interests in a reflective, analytical way.…

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    have no effects and are better for the environment. “We have so many products (approximately 60-70%) lining the shelves of grocery stores that contain at least one genetically engineered ingredient: corn, strawberries, tomatoes, lettuce, soybean, canola oil, and potatoes” (Victorine). GMOs are tested for safety and allergen potential before they go to market. In addition, biotechnology can be used to make foods more nutritious and reduce pesticide use. GMOs may be our best bet to adapt to…

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    that may destroy it, they can be modified to be resistant to herbicides, it will be more easier to control of the crops. Farmers can just apply the weed killer to a crop field which is killing the unwanted plants. For example, one of the source of canola oil, GM oilseed rape is resistant to one chemical that's widely used to control weeds.(wiseGEEK, 2016) Moreover, it helps the crops to be healthier and have less damage to natural environment, since there are less pesticide to harm the soil and…

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    Food Allergy Essay

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    Chances are that, everyone knows someone with a food allergy. Having an allergy to a food can make decisions about what to eat challenging. Furthermore, it does not seem like there are many alternatives for people with allergies to enjoy. Simply because someone has an allergy, does not mean they need to eat bland food or restrict themselves from tasty recipes. More knowledge about allergies needs to be publicized in order for people to understand what is happening to the body. Moreover, foods…

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    I found the information for my project from reliable sources on the internet and from my high school chemistry teacher. This project is the results of months of research and a basic understanding of the science of body fat. I am only a high school student and not a professional nor an expert on this subject, but I strongly believe that I presented accurate facts about how fat occurs during weight gain and loss and the different types of fats that exist. There are a lot of misconceptions about…

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    Pro GMOs Introduction In 1996, Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO) were presented to people. Since then there have been vivid disputes about usefulness and safety of GMOs. Important question here is whether these genetically modified organisms are dangerous to people’s health and environment. Another issue is whether the humankind needs GMO to survive food crisis or whether it can do so without intervening the nature. Thus, there are both proponents and opponent to the relevance of using GMO.…

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