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    The Inuit Paradox Summary

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    limitations in food supply. For example, coastal villages eat seafood and inland dwellers feed on mosses, lichens, and some plants. According to “The Inuit Paradox,” the benefits of having omega-3 fatty acids in one’s diet helps prevent cardiovascular and inflammatory diseases. This is because omega-3 fatty acid is known to be a beneficial to the heart, helps decrease the risk of inflammatory diseases, diabetes, arthritis, atherosclerosis, and more…

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    For the past two decades or so, there has been a dramatic increase in the number of obese children, adolescents, and adults. Nearly, 32% of American children in between the age of two and nineteen are considered obese (Witters 1). In its most basic terms, obesity is defined as weight range exceeding what is considered healthy for an individual of given height. Obesity is subject to factors such as genetics, social lifestyles, consumption of less healthy foods, and the lack of breastfeeding…

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    tastier. According to World Heart Federation (2016), “Frequent consumption of high-energy foods, such as processed foods that are high in fats and sugars, promotes obesity compared to low-energy foods. High consumption of saturated fats and trans-fatty acids is linked to heart disease.” Diet lacking essential vitamins, minerals and other nutrients can cause malnutrition, fatigue and a host of physical and psychological ailments. Patient does not have regular physical exercises due to age and…

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    15 Cancer Foods

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    A study a Boston 's Brigham and Women Hospital found that coffee drinkers were less likely to develop basal cell carcinomas, a form of skin cancer. Men can lower their prostate cancer risk by drinking five cups a day but both genders lower their liver cancer risks with three or more cups a day. Olive oil When cooking foods that reduce your cancer risk, use olive oil. Olive oil contains a polyphenol called oleocanthal that blocks cancer growth in laboratory tests. The oil 's oleiropein makes…

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    Child Brain Development

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    This paper explores the published articles that report on results from research conducted on the central nutrients influence for child’s brain development and function during pregnancy and after birth as well as how it is affect to their adulthood. Brain development begins prenatally and continues through school age. It begins with the formation of brain cells, followed by cell migration and differentiation, and the development of synapses to enable cells to communicate with one another. Myelin…

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    emotions. These are the two leading causes of obesity. Obesity has more than these two causes. Obesity is also the one of the leading causes of many deadly diseases, such as type I diabetes, type II diabetes, cardio disease, high blood pressure, fatty liver disease, some types of cancer, kidney disease, and last to a stroke. Obesity is very dangerous for children to develop, because it will cause for the child to develop other dangerous diseases. Many…

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    Caf And Caffeine

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    mixed answers to why the combination of the two improve exercise. The research states that combination of these two ergogenic aids improves endurance performance. CAF is absorbed quickly through the gastrointestinal tract and is metabolized in the liver which allows for elevated levels to appear within fifteen to forty minutes. The effect that CAF can have is it can cross through the blood brain barrier without difficulty. In the brain, CAF competes with adenosine for binding sites (adenosine A2…

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    Acid Reflux

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    too salty of a food. They should exclude any food that is hard to digest (e.g. red meat). They should include much vegetables, nuts, white meat (chicken, must not be fried, beans, fish, cannot not be fried) porridge and lay low on anything greasy, fatty or salt. This should been done, as man-made food or processed food already is extremely bad for your health, but your stomach may also react badly to it as it may be harder to digest. Alcohol, caffeine, and sour food can increase the level of…

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    Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids If you are a health-conscious person, you are already aware of the wide range of benefits that you get from consuming the polyunsaturated fatty acids or PUFAs as they are called namely Omega 3 and Omega 6. Fatty acids are the main components responsible for the building of lipid molecules in the body. They form an essential part of the cell membranes and hormones and enrich the cells with energy. The Most Important PUFAs Omega 3 and 6 fats are called essential fatty…

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    drinkers because the brain’s aging is sped up. Since most of the metabolism of alcohol occurs in the liver, it takes a major beating. According to Medical News Today at least 90% of heavy drinkers will develop fatty liver, which if treated early and properly is reversible. If excessive drinking is continued a person may develop alcoholic hepatitis. The liver is an important organ to the whole body, if the liver is not functioning right multiple other organs will shut done as well. Heart disease…

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