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    and inconvenient. Spoiled is the Calvary to all these issues. It is quick, mobile, digital, and user friendly. The digital aspect will give users the ability to save, convert, and send data showing when food was stored and eaten to analyze food behaviors. The mobile aspect gives quick and convenient use from your phone or…

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    Healthy Food Experiment

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    still has an effect, although the customers know about it, it removes the ethical and moral problems. The people will not feel like they are nudged unwantedly and depriving of their freedom. The customers of the train snack shop answered that healthy eating is important for them and that they were positive about being helped to make better choices. Nudging is an effective and good way of guiding the people toward healthier…

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    Breakfast - What you feed your body upon waking is so important, especially for children. It is what feeds our brains and gets us going for the day so it is important to make that first meal count. Unfortunately, there is not a lot of nutritional value in the typical American breakfast cereal for instance. It is estimated that every 1 in 3 children starts their day off with a bowl of cereal. Most breakfast cereals tend to have a serving size of ¾ of a cup. Let’s be real here….when is the last…

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    Menu Labeling Issues

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    Poor diet and obesity are part of major health concerns at this time. One of the important reasons that lead to obesity is the increase in eating out at restaurants with big portions that promote overconsumption. There is a very important need for more regulation in restaurants' food and diet quality because there is clearly an increase of poor diet and health issues such as obesity. Having nutritional menu labeling in restaurants is extremely important to show people the contents of what they…

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    Masculinity In Fast Food

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    A commercial depicts a male and his group of friends going out to get fast food. His friends order double stacker cheeseburgers while the male decides to order a salad. The male cashier seems puzzled, “what are you watching your figure, pretty boy”. We just put healthy foods on the menu to appease “chicks”. The male responded, “You know what, on second thought give me a Quad beef stacker with extra cheese and pickles. The cashier countered, “That more like it buddy”. Consumption of meat has…

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    Toddlers continue to surprise parents as they grow older. Once you settle into a pattern and think that you can predict your child’s behavior, she will do something totally unexpected. Your loving, affectionate baby may suddenly turn wholly against any form of hugs and kisses from you. It is just one of the many phases of growing up and there is nothing to be alarmed about. Let her go about her day, she will turn to you when she needs to be comforted. Developmental milestones of your…

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    Unit 2 Lab 1.2

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    I plan to change my behavior by resolving to eat significantly less sugar than I currently do. On Lab 1.2, my nutrition score was two out of ten (2/10). I eat few fruits and vegetables, I never consider how many saturated or trans fats I consume and I eat copious amounts of sugar on a daily basis. The only reason I achieved a score of two is because I rarely skip meals, preferring to eat continuously. Despite these bad habits, I am not overweight. I weigh one hundred and twenty-one pounds…

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    Behaviors may be attributed to the child's desire for attention; alone/sensory/non-social time; a tangible item, such as food (Matson, Sipes, Horovitz, & Worley, 2011); or even more likely, frustration over the inability to express himself or herself to be understood. A better understanding of the function of an individual child's behavior during hospitalization could contribute to effective care planning and interventions…

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    medications. I typically workout at least 3 hours a day, 7 days a week. These workouts combinine strength training with cardiovascular fitness activities such as swimming and running. However, when considering my healthy lifestyle, I left out some key behaviors such as using medical advice and safety habits. As I have previously explained, the categories I am doing well in are physical activity, nutrition, managing stress, avoiding destructive habits, safe sex, knowing first aid (I’m a certified…

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    Introduction Everyone has heard that myth that children simply do not like eating vegetables. However, this myth is quickly debunked if a child is asked which vegetable is their favorite. Not all children like all kinds of vegetables, but they usually have an answer ready. Whether if it is broccoli because it is shaped like a tree or carrots because they have a crunchy texture, there is always some explanation of why they like a particular vegetable or fruit. In the end, children tend to make…

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