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    Sticking To The Diet

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    Sticking to the Diet in the Face of Party Food Selections It can be the hardest time of all to stick to your diet when a party or an event faces you. Food available at a party is often a surefire way to wreck your diet. These foods are high in fat and full of temptation. However, with a little effort you can enjoy yourself at a party without sabotaging your healthy life. To start with, eat some snacks before you head out to your event. Going to the party hungry means a better chance that you…

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    Athlete's Diet

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    Research shows that athletic performance is primarily affected by an athlete's diet. Although on average student-athletes have rather busy schedules considering practice schedules, homework, and chores, proper nutrition is essential for optimal performance. Students who choose to play a sport while still in school have to learn to manage their time efficiently to excel in academia and sport. Student athletes must hold themselves accountable, when considering what their daily routine will consist…

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    The Ideal Diet

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    Sacrifice VS. Superiority As the author of Finding the “Ideal Diet” Deborah Neill asserted, “(food) symbolizes culture, social status and power … it also could reaffirm cultural and social prejudices” (Neill 2009, 23). In hindsight, diet and nutrition played a critical role in the empire building of many countries, and Japan and France are not exceptions. While a bunch of parallel can be drawn between the French and Japanese colonialism in terms of colonial foodways, the measurements adopted…

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    Diet Analysis

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    results that they want. However for the best and most noticeable results, the diet is where everything starts. Anybody can work hard in the gym, but it takes a lot of dedication and support to work hard in the kitchen. For the average person who hasn't really been on a diet before and weighs an average amount for their gender and age, starting a diet can increase the rate to get to a lean body that they want. Starting this diet will affect the increase the rate of weight loss, and make you…

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    Diet Myth

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    DIET MYTH3: Don’t drink water during meals Another diet myth that is strongly believed is that you should not drink water during meals as it will dilute your stomach acids and inhibit digestion. The real truth But the truth is your body adjusts the production of gastric juices according to the consistency of your meal. Also drinking water with meals will not only help your digestion work more efficiently by helping break down large chunks of food and making it easier for them to slide down…

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    A Christmas Diet

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    Weight Fast After Christmas? There is a hot diet plan, that is super healthy, and last year…

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    The Inuit Diet

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    American "Inuit", Inuit being the correct word, and the word they call themselves, as well as Navajo and others, who were [supposedly] cancer free before contact with Europeans in spite of, the high intake of animal protein in their diet? In the case of the Inuit people, their diet was quite near 100% meat depending on time of year, consuming, whale blubber, seal, salmon, caribou, fermented birds, and even bear (yum yum). The supposedly cancer free Navajo seemed to have more variety, being from…

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    Obesogenic Diets

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    societies, economic forces push individuals to adopt “obesogenic” diets Healthy diets are expensive; high sugar, high fat diets as well as canned foods, which are highly salted, are much cheaper than fresh fruits and vegetables. Low-income individuals might not even have the option of exercise, as they have limited time for leisure and are time poor as well cash poor. However, the responsibility of ensuring good quality of life for patients with Kidney Disease does not lie only with the…

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    Japanese Diets

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    In the best of times, the Japanese have always had a variety of foodstuffs from which to choose, both from the land and sea. Of course, one's diet depended to a great extent on social class. As those considered samurai could range in means from very poor to very rich-and thus experienced diets that crossed classes-we'll examine some generalities. Rice Unsurprisingly, rice was a staple food, and was so important as to be considered a measure of wealth. Farming in Japan has never been an…

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    Diet Paragraph

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    and Diet Being healthy and having daily nutritious food is beneficial to your body in numerous of ways. The human body is an amazing aspect, and needs to be taken care of correctly. Being healthy does take discipline when you have fast foods and different types of restaurants at every corner but the outcome may shock you. As there are many ways you can harm your body there are a great amount of ways that you can nurture you body as well. A few important keys to becoming healthy is to diet,…

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