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    only lose the weight but to also maintain the weight loss I am going to apply what I have learned about conditioning and reinforcement from my psychology class. The first step in achieving this goal is to first determine his past experiences with diet and exercise and how long he could maintain both. After gathering this data I would then need to know how committed he would be to the program I would suggest for him to follow. Once all of my data was gathered, I was able to come up with a plan…

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    The Truth About Intermittent Fasting: Rhetorical Analysis of Carrie Dennett’s “Despite the hype, intermittent fasting isn’t a magic weight-loss cure” What is intermittent fasting? Is it any better than other ways of dieting? Is it effective? Intermittent fasting is a powerful tool where you follow a pattern of schedule when to eat and when not to eat. When you are in fasted state, it influences two main hormones in your body; it triggers the growth hormones, which is an anti-aging and fat…

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    Self Evaluation 1 page My overall health has been on the decline for the last 7 years. At this time, I was diagnosed with a muscle and skin autoimmune disease called Dermatomyositis. This diagnosis was complicated by the fact I was pregnant with our 6th child. Once the baby was delivered, and medication was continued, the disease was considered in remission. Fatigue and pain have been two symptoms that have plagued my health physically as well as mentally. Chronic pain suffering impacts…

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    I agree that the way we are approaching this epidemic (eat less, exercise more can reduce weight) is wrong. As we saw some teenagers who tried to lose weight with exercise in “FED UP”. Even thought they would swim four laps per day and running thirty minutes, their weight still have sustained or even have increased. The key point is not how many hours or how hard we exercise, the key point is how much we eat and what kind of food we eat. For instance, the expert in this movie who gave us an…

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    by a lot of factors .If not controlled it can be hard to control it .It is also classified as having a body mass index of thirty or more. Obesity is one of many pervasive and chronicle diseases. It is an escalating problem worldwide, yet extensive data especially in Kenya is still lacking. Obesity requires an in depth look at the prevalence of obesity and associated socio-economic factors, physical activity, and dietary intake among women in Nairobi, Kenya. Socio-economic factors and…

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    The Healthy People 2020 collects data about an individual family, social, economic and physical environment in regards to how it affects public health. It breaks it down to the individual level and population level for risk factors and disease-specific information and the different prevention methods. There are social determinates of health such as location and socioeconomic environment. This can be impacted by policies, programs, and institutions by the government and private sector. The…

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    The Truth About Fitbit Usage Americans today are becoming more reliable on the technology that is steadily growing in the society today. Americans are becoming even more lazy and dependent on other things to help them strive for something that they want. Such as getting healthy and being more active. Devices like “Fitbit” are a technology that helps with seeing how many steps we take, our sleeping patterns and making sure we are being active every hour. But how many people are actually using…

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    is in, about how bad this is and can become in the future for America. But, Taubes wants to point out that fat is actually better for you than carbohydrates. Most people would not believe that due to all the diets and weight loss programs out there. But, he used researchers data was very believable just by says where they go to school or work for. A good portion of his quotes and findings from researches are from top college universities in the United States. Seeing or hearing Harvard, Yale or…

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    throughout the 8-week long process was the most difficult part of the behavior change project. Throughout this process, I began to keep track of the amount of exercise I participated in each week, but then I became interested in comparing my weekly Fitbit data. After finding this information to be intriguing, I then began to compare my sleeping schedules over the weeks. Henceforth, I noticed a relationship between which days I exercise to the amount of sleep I acquired the night before. Overall,…

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    Title Introduction Hearing the word magnesium might take you back to lab class in high school. You probably remember when we mixed various chemicals and someone would invariably cause an explosion. It seems like magnesium was involved in some way. That was exciting; however, if you’re reading this, that’s probably not the Magnesium in which you’re interested. If it is, then you’re in the wrong place so head back to Google. The magnesium you’re perhaps looking for is the one that’s located in…

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