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    Pros and Cons of the Raw Dog Food Diet By Andy Machin | Submitted On August 31, 2013 Recommend Article Article Comments Print Article Share this article on Facebook Share this article on Twitter Share this article on Google+ Share this article on Linkedin Share this article on StumbleUpon Share this article on Delicious Share this article on Digg Share this article on Reddit Share this article on Pinterest Expert Author Andy Machin The popularity of raw dog food diet is on the increase…

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    It is a profound truth. People have always recognized useful properties of certain foods. In the information age, public health institutions at the global level, recommended certain diet to be followed [1]. The link between good nutrition and disease prevention is similarly strong. the idea of introducing a wide range of nutrients is not…

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    eating healthy food is that it isn't filling. People often assume that eating a salad as a meal will leave them feeling hungry. Even the concept of eating a fruit as a snack instead of potato chips or a candy bar scares them. The reality is that natural, whole foods are actually more filling than processed food because of their nutritional contents. In fact, whole foods have all the nutrients our bodies need to stay active and healthy. They are so complete that eating only whole foods can…

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    unquenchable desire for food, whether healthy or not, processed or unprocessed. Society today has only been getting wider rather than being lean, all this is due to the fact that present day foods are obesogenic and unhealthy. Unfortunately, most of the population would prefer a fast meal (eating out) rather than having a home-cooked meal. Common sense dictates that our food products are beneficial to our everyday lives. Our society has come up with the assumption that our food products…

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    This chain reaction is all the more terrifying because of the fact that fast foods are becoming more addictive with every generation: “. . .fast food is addictive due to the immense amount of sugar, fat, and salt packed into each greasy serving. . . these ingredients often come highly processed in fast food in the form of high fructose corn syrup and hydrogenated and partially hydrogenated oils [which] contribute to weight gain and leads to…

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    possible to heal our nation and decline the rate of obesity? Do people care enough to change their habits? Is there a solution? In order to fix this problem we have created, we first need to know the cause. Many factors contribute to the rise, the way food is processed and preserved today being one of them. Other contributors are going out to unhealthy restaurants too often, and neglecting to take care of our body's need for exercise,…

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    The 1958 Delaney Amendment prevented the use of any food additive shown to cause cancer in laboratory animals, regardless of the dose. By the 1970s, cyclamate was suggested to be a carcinogen by some rat studies. In response to the 1958 Delaney Amendment all sweeteners containing cyclamate were banned. This left saccharin as the only artificial sweetener on the market. Saccharin was mostly used by white, middle class women. Since it was the only no calorie artificial sweetener on the market,…

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    Healthy eating habit is very essential in each and every kid’s life to live a healthy lifestyle. To be in a good health certain things can be done like eating good foods which contains proteins, carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals (Riley, M. 2005). One of the health problems caused to kids because of eating unhealthy foods is Diabetes. Diabetes is a serious disease or health problem that occurs when the body has difficulty in regulating the quantity of dissolved sugar or glucose in the blood…

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    keywords (paleo, raw food, healthy food) Amazing Paleo Diet and Raw Food Benefits Do you want to eat healthy foods? Do you want to simplify your life? Well, you can. We tend to think of Paleo diet and Raw Food as a complex adventure. But it is completely the opposite. Below are some of the benefits you will enjoy by following these healthy diets. Weight Loss Topping our list is weight loss. When you focus on nutrient dense foods with the nutrients and enzymes still untouched, you will…

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    that consuming fast food brings. However, when asked if the knowledge of those risks will prompt them to stop dinning at their favorite fast food restaurant, the public almost unanimously answers a big fat no. It makes sense though, fast food restaurants are so abundant that there is almost a 2 to 1 ratio of people to branches of the restaurants in our country. This makes them easily accessible, chances are you’ve driven past a local branch today. Also the price of a fast food meal is…

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