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    Fast food is fast, but is it really good for you? Some people believe that fast food has more negative effects than positive because it causes health problems and it is hard to stop eating it. Others think that fast food does more good than harm because it does not cost much and it is easy to come by. Fast food does more harm than good because it causes health problems, it is addictive, and it causes weight gain. Fast food causes many severe health problems. Many fast food chains use…

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    Breastfeeding Effects

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    and it was reported reported that systolic blood pressure was lower in children who were strictly breastfed for the first 6 months of their lives. (Horta, B., & Victora, C. (2007).) It is even possible for breast milk to reduce the risk of atopic eczema in infants through age four, as long as the mother steers clear of high allergen foods. (Koletzko, B., Michaelsen, K. F., Hernell, O., & International Society for Research in Human Milk and, L. (2002).) With all the long term health effects…

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    Veganism

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    Veganism is a polarizing subject. When someone announces that they live a vegan lifestyle, the typical response this proclamation elicits is full of shock, disdain, and criticism. There are a lot of misconceptions about what veganism is and a multitude of reasons for converting to the lifestyle. The vast majority of the population is unfamiliar with the vegan lifestyle and therefore unaware of the benefits that it can provide. If more people adopted a vegan lifestyle, the individual as well as…

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    There are billions of different microorganisms that include different types of bacteria. Did you know that the crook of your elbow contains one million bacteria cells for every square centimeter? That is after being washed. (Marcela, 2008, n.p.). Most of the time when the word bacteria is mentioned, people think the worst. It is assumed that all bacteria are dangerous and that they often cause disease. However, scientists are discovering that not all bacteria are bad. The crevasse of the elbow…

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    It's typical to find yourself stressed, tired, and often feeling drained. It's a fact of life that everyone goes through those feelings. If you're feeling that way yourself, you're probably also wondering what you can do to feel more relaxed. There are a lot of tips and tricks out there, but there are none quite as simple as taking a bath. Sure, that is probably already part of your daily routine, but it can be so much more beneficial than just getting clean. Especially if you take the time,…

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    Can-Do Attitude

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    lifestyle, so speak to your doctor about whether your contraceptive is right for you. 23. Shower Filter Using a filter on your showerhead is an excellent way to block chlorine which tends to kill your skin’s good bacteria and exacerbate psoriasis and eczema. You may even see an improvement in the health of your hair. 24. The Right Bra Do you know how many women are wearing the wrong size and type of bra for their chest? Most of you! If the straps are too tight or too thick they put…

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    Recessive Treatment (Pah)

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    Introduction Phenylalanine hydroxylase (PAH) deficiency is an autosomal recessive disorder also know as phenylketonuria (PKU). (1,2,3) This disease results from mutations in the phenylalanine hydroxylase gene, making the body unable to utilize the amino acid phenylalanine properly. (1) Phenylalanine hydroxylase converts phenylalanine to tyrosine. Without adequate phenylalanine hydroxylase levels, phenylalanine accumulates which can lead to toxic levels in the blood. Buildup of phenylalanine can…

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    What is Ideal? Imagine the ideal American childhood. Now, consider my story. My childhood home, settled at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains, was equipped with a basketball hoop in the backyard and a minivan in the driveway. I grew up in a two-parent middle-class home with evenings spent at the dinner table waiting for Jeopardy to start; then, I would read my older brother’s comics or The Magic Tree House series until I couldn’t hold my eyes open. I was a tomboy for lack of a better word; a…

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    Attention Getter Ice cream sundaes, milkshakes, cheeses, sour cream, cream cheese, cool whip, yogurt. All delicious. Introduction Milk is the ultimate superfood, right? Only if you're a calf. I'll tell you why these things are terrible for you and why cow milk should not be part of our diet. Preview of Main Points I'll be covering what cow's milk is, what is in it, and what it actually does to our bodies. Body Main Point 1 A cow's milk is designed to nourish her baby calf. A…

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    Activity 15.1 Essay

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    Secondary Comma Categories 1. Two iridescent ruby-throated hummingbirds hovered at the feeder. (C) 2. John Henry, a champion racehorse, won $6,591,860 between 1977 and 1984. 3. Peter Robinson, M.D., has discovered an effective inexpensive cure for eczema acne and psoriasis. 4. In the shower by the drain you can see the crack starting to develop. (C) 5. Riley said,” Mom if I have to eat any more of those mangoes, mandarin, oranges, or papayas I’m going to be sick!” 6. There were 25 mischievous…

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