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    Paleo Diet Benefits

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    Two hundred thousand years ago humans thrived on a paleolithic diet. They were healthy and thin, and their bodies were efficient in running, hunting, fighting sickness, and processing the foods they ate. They evolved on a diet that kept them at their peak physical state, trim and energized to face the dangers of their world. Now modern humans can lose extra weight and get back to their peak physique just by giving their body the paleolithic nutrition that it craves. For this caveman diet,…

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    especially on imported food, and importers will find themselves responsible for any damages that may occur from their food ("Lawmakers Propose") Yet, like a game of tug of war, food companies must react to being forced into raising their quality standards. Better quality correlates highly to more money spent, and when food companies are forced to spend more money on keeping their food, farms and factories up to par, the meat, poultry or other food products will certainly be raised in price. In…

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    about what the fast food industry does not tell you what is in your food, how your food is made and where it comes from. The book informs you of what the fast-food industry does to their food that they sell. It also talks about some history of how some fast food companies are build and how hamburgers are invented. The topic is limited because the book only elaborates the negative side of the fast food industry. Some facts that are talked about in this book are how some fast food products are…

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    of cooking our food, beginning with our ancestors the Homo erectus, led to our evolution as a species and enabled us to cultivate more nutrients/energy from the food that we ate. This in turn led to our species having more energy to expend on their growth, allowing for stronger muscles, healthier immune systems, and primarily the biggest factor in our evolution as a species, a bigger and better brain. Throughout the…

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    Food Regulations Fda

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    Government of the United States should have more regulations on the FDA (food and drug administration) as Well as enforce laws to lessen the additives that majority of foods contain while they are processed. Also, get rid of cheap and quick production, which is not only harming us but also causing major pollution to our environment. These foods are not naturally produced, instead they are being pumped with chemicals of every sort, these foods are the ones responsible for a lot of major chronic…

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    Transparency is important, so don 't delete complaints or bad reviews, but you can explain about any corrective measures you plan to take or apologize when customers were badly treated. Post Fresh Material, Photos and Updates Food is highly visual, so include photos of your food that people can share. Share photos of your busy dining room, a local farm that supplies the restaurant or an artistic plating arrangement. Respond to Your Fans It 's silly to ask your fans to respond and then ignore…

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    Some fast food chains have had profitable years financially; some chains have had some major economic downturn in recent years. Americans as a whole turn to fast food all too often. Lately, though, the country is beginning to see a slight change. People are becoming more aware about what they put in their bodies, and fast food does not have the quality society is looking for. Because of this, some fast food chains, especially McDonald’s, have been seeing quarter after quarter of declines in…

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    Film Analysis: Food Inc.

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    The movie Food Inc., released in 2008 criticizes the current methods of food cultivation and processing, especially in the American food industry, for being insensitive to the safety of consumers. The documentary, directed by Robert Kenner Oscar also touches on how other factors such as the income of consumers affect what they eat and the inverse relationship between the profit of food producers and food safety. Kenner starts his movie by tracing the changes in the structure of the food…

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    The word fats refer to the lipid food group and it is used to mean both fats and oils. The unseparated fats and oil in foods such as grains, nuts, dairy products, eggs and meats are the example of ‘invisible’ fats that usually more than fifty per cent of our normal fats intake (Ghotra et al, 2002). Fats and oils are calorie-dense food item which give nine calories per gram compared to the carbohydrates and proteins which are four calories per gram respectively. Foods that rich in fats and oils…

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    way of eating for life. Eating whole foods is a good way to start out. First, whole foods are rich in phytochemicals, powerful nutrients found in food plants. Second, it’s the whole food so it hasn’t gone through processing after refinement. Finally, eating whole foods has a huge advantage which is they are more cheap than the grocery store’s processed foods. Is it really a crime to save…

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