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FACT: Other promising treatments for diarrhea-predominant IBS include benzodiazepines, 5-HT3 antagonists, antibiotics, and antidepressants. MYTH: All patients with IBS must strictly adhere to a specific diet for symptom management. FACT: A specific IBS diet doesn't exist, but some patients must avoid certain foods that trigger symptoms. Keeping a food and symptom diary…

clear facts Nixon helps aid Eisenhower into the White House. Using ethos, pathos and logos, Nixon is able to successfully persuade the public through credibility, emotion, and logic to ultimately get Eisenhower into the position to be president. Ethos is a mode of persuasion that appeals to a person through the author or presenters credibility. Richard Nixon opens up this speech by ending the part of his speech where he is telling the country all of…

McCarthyism “Are you now, or have been, a member of the Communist party?” Many people stood before the court and had been asked this question. Why? In the 1950s a Senator from Wisconsin named Joseph McCarthy had feared the idea of communist infiltrating the United States during the Red Scare, a period in which many feared the growing of the communist party. In order to keep the communist out of the United States, Senator McCarthy had started a process to find them. This process became known as…

beaten by guards, spend more time in prisons, or be sent to solitary confinement than white prisoners. Overall, The New York Times didn’t use connotation or bias, but used denotation and facts for a more informational report. The author uses logos as the main rhetoric for the article. They use statistics and facts over connotation and emotion. For example they wrote in paragraph 3 “Times’s review of nearly 60,000 disciplinary cases from the system found plain evidence of discrimination” (The…

subject that can lead me to an ultimate conclusion on the matter. The first way that facts and statistics help me decide what's good from bad is by supporting me with a key database. For example, if im wondering if skydiving is too dangerous to do, I could just figure out that there's a 0.0007% chance of dying while skydiving where alas there is a 0.0167% chance of dying while driving. Another reason why I use facts to help me decide on tough decisions is because with the right resources online…

“Knowledge takes the form of a combination of stories and facts.” How accurate is this claim in two areas of knowledge? Prescribed Title #2 Amy Wu St Cuthbert’s College Candidate No. 003886-0020 Session – November 2014 Word Count: 1587 Fact is objective information that is regarded to be correct due to the ability to prove that it is true. In comparison, stories are narratives of what has happened in the past, or hypothesized ideas. For the purpose of this essay, knowledge is…

The author also takes note of the fact that the Latinos/as have been reduced just a mere group by the American Society. To drive the point home, the author points to the historic facts. “They remain…

himself had said or thought during this event. The bias of this source was very easily noticeable. It's obvious that the author, Robin Mckie, was on Michael Collins' side because he said things like, "He would not suffer a fate of global notoriety. In fact, the opposite happened." You can sense that he feels bad for Michael and actually states, "But the name Michael Collins is rarely recalled, despite his critical role in the historic flight of Apollo 11." This source, unlike others, included…

conscientious and careful historian needed only to arrange the facts into a readable narrative to produce genuinely scientific history” (McNeill, 76) but McNeill also mentions through the quote, “Facts that could be established beyond all reasonable doubt remained trivial in the sense that they did not, in and of themselves give meaning or intangibility to the record of the past” (McNeill, 76) that putting together a pattern of facts seemed too narrow for the people who write down history using…

The debate of faith versus fact is one that has been argued many different ways by, many different people throughout the course of history. In recent years, rhetoric has taken a turn to argue for the merging of fact and faith, but for most of history could only take one side or the other. If you took the side of faith you had to dismiss anything that you could, not definitely prove. While on the faith side you had to live with the knowledge that you would never be able to have definitive proof…