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    Why is it so hard to resist a bag of salty chips? When we eat certain foods, chemicals such as serotonin and dopamine are released in the brain, which makes us want to consume it more. The Author Michael Moss describes the science behind how the food industry draws the consumer to buy more of their food. We have seen an epidemic of health issues linked with the consumption of food high in sugar, salt and fat, such as diabetes and heart disease. Although food is only half of the obesity…

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    “…Over the past decade, the science of happiness has received a fair bit of attention, because, of course, everyone would like to be happier, and probably more now than ever because studies show modern living is depressing” (Tosin Thompson, New Statesman “The pursuit of happiness”). In Malcolm Gladwell’s TED talk, “Choice, Happiness, and Spaghetti Sauce,” he discusses the reasons why having choices will allow people to be happier. Gladwell explains that when you do have the option to choose…

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    more tolerable, slight pressure. Spending time in the OR during my externship allowed watching firsthand the abilities, of CRNA’s, to help patients get through the most painful of times utilizing science, medication and compassion. Throughout all of my professions, one thing…

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    Cavanaugh addresses such topics as free market economy, consumerism, globalization, and economic scarcity. The point of this book is not only to point out what is wrong with certain economic practices of today but also to recommend a Christian alternative. Cavanaugh aims to share a Christian perspective that uses Christian resources for the purpose of living out a different vision of economic life based on the Gospel. Cavanaugh uses the Eucharist, the church catholic, the writings of Augustine,…

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    enter the featured exhibit may be unattractive for consumers, thus luring their business to FNL’s event. They offer art-making classes and live music, but because it is held on a Thursday night it may be unattractive to certain consumers due to their school or work schedules. Additionally, reviewing Ripley’s Aquarium prices, they are substantially higher than FNL’s prices. As well, they only offer Jazz music, which may not be attractive to many consumers. Allowing younger patrons to enter the…

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    Processed Foods

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    natural foods such as soft drinks, pastries, pizza and chips. These foods have no natural ingredients and have absolutely no health benefits to them. Where did it begin? In 1910-1980 there was a start to processed foods. It started small but the consumers soon began to realize how quick and easy it was to use packaged food…

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    Talcum Powder To Women

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    Johnson & Johnson founded in 1992, is the leading provider of health, pharmaceuticals and consumer products. The company has more than 250 operating companies in 60 countries out of which the Pharmaceuticals and Medical operating companies account for 45% and 35% of sales, respectively, while the consumer product companies account for 20% of annual revenue. Alex Gorsky, the Chairman and CEO of Johnson & Johnson says, “Our Company’s global reach is a testament to the high quality that our…

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    The 2012 Seralini Study

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    feeding our race. Agricultural sustainability is a vital necessity for our planet’s farmers and consumers to have in order to meet economic, social, and health needs. The requirements needed in order to obtain this have heightened over the years, but with the establishment of genetic modification, we have grown closer to this goal. Genetically modified organisms are beneficial to our world’s environment, consumers, farmers, animals and communities. Produce with genetic advancements have proven…

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    club like Cotton located in Chicago and, listen to jazz performed by African Americans. As the same token as, the commercial radio. The airwaves became the medium to hear their news and entertainment. Its purpose was to support the growth of the consumer culture, local stations linked up with national station, such as: NBC or CBS. As well as motion pictures, eclipsed all other forms of entertainment. Major industry centered in Hollywood- booming stars such…

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    GMO Labeling Is Bad

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    Science, chemical and big name companies had done hazardous experiments with the consumers food without the world’s communities approval and it still continues today. Labeling the genetically modified organisms was also known as “Proposition 37.” Genetically modified organisms had contaminated the food supply. “A GMO (genetically modified organism) is the result of a laboratory process where genes from the DNA of one species are extracted and artificially forced in the genes of an unrelated…

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