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    costumes and location. However, Dash challenges mainstream cinema with each of these visual elements in Daughters of the Dust. Firstly, just like the positioning of black women at the center of the plot – the visual coding is designed to be resistant to mainstream cinema’s traditional depictions of films of that time period. For example, despite the apparent financial poverty of the Peazant family they dress in Victorian-styled clothes, the colours of which are used by Dash to communicate…

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    Many people adjust their diets in order to have a healthier body or to lose weight, but not many think about basing their food intake on what their mind craves. The truth is they could be damaging or protecting it without even being aware of it. Don’t worry there’s a ton of good tasting food that can boost brain functioning, like the much loved dark chocolate. One might just assume dark chocolate makes them feel good because of the taste, but the actuality is that it increases the chemicals…

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    Blood Pressure Lab Report

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    Introduction In our experiment, we are testing the affects sodium has on our blood pressure. If increased amounts of sodium are added to plain spaghetti noodles, will that increase blood pressure? If 7 grams of sodium is introduced to plain noodles and consumed, then the person 's systolic and diastolic reading will increase dramatically, when blood pressure is a function of sodium. This is our hypothesis. We predict that when we take the blood pressure of our test subjects after eating the…

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    Key Problems for People with Chronic Illness and Self-Management Skill Required Strauss and colleagues published a model that addresses the problems and concerns related to a patient living with a chronic illness. This framework considers the concerns and experiences a patient and family have rather than focusing on the illness (Larsen, 2014). Mrs. Hernandez’ has several key self-management problems associated with her chronic illness. Family and patient teaching need to occur to promote the…

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    on the Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension (DASH) diet, to help reduce her weight and help reduce her BMI. Rationales for weight reduction, “of all lifestyle changes, weight reduction has most consistently demonstrated blood pressure lowering effects. A weight loss of just 10lbs can lower blood pressure” (4). Adopting the DASH diet, is “high in fruits, vegetables; high in low-fat dairy products; low in total and saturated fats; and rich…

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    The diet-induced inflammation is a major reason why people gain pounds, become ill and age faster. The natural aging process happens because when cells replicate in your body, they lose a little bit of DNA from the end of each chromosome. Thus resulting in cells being different from their original cell. Many cells have a natural defense in this called Telomeres, which is unneeded DNA at the end of each chromosome, we can control how much Telomeres we have by controlling our diet and following…

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    regardless the health condition one can benefit from adopting a physically active lifestyle including a healthy diet and exercise. With the information on hand author, Ms. New frets as she has strong genetic links to hypertension disease. Presently Ms. New has taken preventative measures to slow down the onset of high blood…

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    individual, which requires the person to self manage or change their lifestyles with an ongoing observations in order to control hypertension (Allison, et al., 2014 & RNAO, 2005). Life style changes may include exercising, losing weight, and modifying their diet. Aerobic exercise, such as walking or jogging, help decrease high blood pressure as it can reduce artery stiffness. In turn, exercise helps reduce high blood pressure, therefore, preventing atherosclerosis, which may lead to myocardial…

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    Hypertension Case Studies

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    Hypertension is a common disease that affects the heart and blood vessels. Hypertension usually develops slowly and is often overlooked, some people go years without knowing they have it, however, this disease can be managed with medication, a healthy diet, exercise, and lowering stress levels (Mayo clinic, 2016). HOW HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE IS DETERMINED Blood pressure is determined by the amount of blood the heart pumps and the amount of resistance to blood flow in your arteries. The more blood…

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    skin bags until the butter was formed.” (Ways of Churning Butter: Butter). Many people have also used the regular glass jar as a quick, but tiring, way to get a great snack. One of the most popular historical ways of churning butter is the dash churn. “The dash churn, familiar to farm homes for centuries, consisted of a tall, narrow, nearly cylindrical stone or wood tub fitted with a wooden cover.” (Ways of Churning Butter: Butter) It also had a pole down the middle for agitating the butter. Now…

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