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    violence and gang activity. There is no playgrounds or open space in the Hollow to enjoy outdoor actives. The Hollow is a food desert and many in the community are subject to food insecurity. There are problems with both obesity, hunger, and respiratory illness. Despite the problems see in the Hollow, there is a sense community from the health clinics, churches, urban gardens and food kitchens. The Windshield Survey assignment was a great learning experience. I learned more about the city of…

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    is used for treating anaphylaxis which is a life- threatening allergic reaction. According to the 2013 article, “Anaphylaxis in America: The prevalence and characteristics of anaphylaxis in the United States,” conducted by the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology, between 1.6% and 5.1% of Americans face anaphylaxis. That means it occurs in nearly 1-in-50 Americans and is getting closer to 1-in-20 Americans. For those of you who did not already realize you are a victim of anaphylaxis,…

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    points of conflict include: allergy risk, lack of knowledge, and death of impacted animals. Allergic reactions take lives of hundreds each year. A trace amount of an allergen can be lethal to those battling allergies. Supporters of GMOs argue that by modifying common foods add vital nutrition to our diets, but what they fail to mention is what products are being modifying and with what. GMO’s provide a significant allergy risk. Much of the genetically modified food is infused with common…

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    people have dog allergies they can still have dogs! Have dog allergies? Want a dog? You still can! Even people with dog allergies can own them if they purchase a hypoallergenic dog, use proper cleaning skills, or grooming process that will really work. In this report I will be telling you about hypoallergenic dogs, cleaning skills, and grooming processes. People with dog allergies can still have dogs. You just need a breed that is Hypoallergenic which means it’s compatible with allergies humans…

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    Negatively Affect People's Lives Genetically modified organisms are present in 60 to 70 percent of foods on US supermarket shelves (Cadwell). In 1982 the FDA approves the first GMO. Then in 1994 GMOs are put on the grocery store shelves. The first food that was approved with GMOs in them were the Flavr Savr tomatoes (Shireen). Since GMOs were made, many controversies about the health risks associated with the foods have occurred. The death of Juan Pedro Ramos proves that GMOs are bad for…

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    Why Do Sustenance Hypersensitivities Happen? "As per a study discharged in 2013 by the Communities for Sickness Control and Avoidance, nourishment hypersensitivities among youngsters expanded roughly half somewhere around 1997 and 2011" (Charge) Sustenance sensitivities have dependably been around, yet despite everything we don't know precisely why it is that they create in our bodies. There are numerous hypotheses that appear to be on track in finding a genuine purpose behind the reason for…

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    Are you aware that garlic honey may help you breathe better? The respiratory system could be affected by environmental toxins, eating poorly, along with other external reasons behind irritation as well as a breakdown of the tissues. It’s different for every individual dependent on how their immune system works. However, the overall symptoms can actually hinder the quality of life. The most important problem is the viruses and also bacteria end up leading to infections. Moreover, in severe…

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    infant/toddler room, there is a child that I observed that during snack time especially the amount of food he ate varied. One day that I observed he barely touched the chips, and on another day, he ate almost all of his snack. This related to the division of responsibility because he was controlling how much or whether he eats. The caregivers gave him time to decide whether he was going to eat or at least try the food, but after some time passed they would ask if he was done, and if he said yes…

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    GMO’s: and insidious condition. Warning: most of the food you are eating today could be the results of science experiment gone wrong. The American ideals often push us as a society to be bigger, better, and more efficient. These are admirable goals, but have we simply pushed too far? Genetic Modified Organisms (GMO’s) become a prime example, while some argue the ingenuity of them, other might protest the concerning effects. Furthermore, the controversy rises when people discuss whether they…

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    research of GMOs: What are GMOs? Imagine almost every food product in your kitchen potentially containing an ingredient that could drastically affect your health. For example, someone could be feeding their children different types of foods that could be harmful to their health. Most of the time, people own several products without knowing what components make up the food they are eating. Quite often, a customer does not know how their food was grown or which farmers use organic crop spray…

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