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    Each child who goes over the average limit of his or her weight holds risk for heart disease, stroke, high blood pressure, diabetes, gallbladder, gallstones, gout, asthma, and many more health problems. Over the years of 2011-2016 government and state officials have been trying to fight obesity through the school breakfast and lunch programs which have made lunches at school for paying members somewhat…

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    The Paleo Diet Movement

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    Health Effects Eating Prehistorically The future is now! As civilization grows, our advances in technology, science, and business are increasing as well. With this new technology, people are found to be lazier and eating more unhealthy foods or simply just the wrong types of foods. Many people diet and try every new program but fail to succeed only bringing more physical and emotional pain. A new lifestyle change has taken interest with the public and it is called the Paleo Diet . This…

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    associated with obese people. Most of these diseases are harmful and they can kill without being treated earlier. Some of these diseases are diabetes, heart disease, High Blood Pressure, high cholesterol levels, Infertility, skin infections, back pain, gallstones, ulcers and Cancer. These diseases affect a person that is obese. However, obese people have themselves to blame when they do not exercise. But they rather…

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    SCOPE AND RATIONALE In this research I would be studying why the physically activity in youth has been diminishing over the past years; the problems created there in and the steps one should take to remove this global problem and prevent it from becoming more serious issue. As a teenager, being fit is an important thing in my life hence I chose this topic for research. INTRODUCTION WHO defines physical activity as any bodily movement produced by skeletal muscles that call for energy expenditure…

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    births produce children with sickle cell disease”(Centers For Disease Control Prevention 2015). Diagnoses of the disease occur when several symptoms appear in an individual. Symptoms such as jaundice, pale skin color, episodic pain in the joints, gallstones, pain and swelling in hands and/or feet, fatigue and more (University of Maryland Medical Center). These symptoms often found in diagnosis entails impacts of either short, long and random…

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    Sickle cell crisis is an acute condition of sickle cell anemia. Sickle cell anemia is a genetic condition. Both parents must be carriers of the gene in order for a baby to be born with sickle cell anemia. In the United States, the gene predominantly affects black people of African decent. Sickle cell anemia is a disease where there is an inadequate number of healthy red blood cell throughout the body. A blood test can check for hemoglobin S — the defective form of hemoglobin that underlies…

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    Sickle Cell Essay

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    At one time, Sickle Cell was seen as a great mutation. Soon, that great mutation became deadly. Being the first genetic disorder with a molecular basis that was known, Sickle Cell is the most common inherited blood disorder in the United States. Sickle Cell is more than just one disease. There are three types: trait, anemia, and the actual disease. Sickle Cell trait is present when only one gene of the disorder is inherited. In people with the trait, Hemoglobin S is heterozygous. Sickle Cell…

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    Eating Meat In Hawaii

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    In the self sufficient island environment of Hawaii, the consumption of meat by the islanders illustrates a culture that has both sustainability and survival from the consumption of pigs, fish and poultry for centuries. Hawaiians have eaten these meats proven to be high in proteins and essential nutrients which can no doubt be attributed to both their honor and appreciation for all parts of the animal. People should eat meat because it has health benefits, it helps control animals population…

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    Sickle Cell Anaemia In this essay Sickle Cell Anemia will be investigated in depth. What causes it, how it is passed on from generation to generation, and it’s origin will be explored, along with it’s how it occurs, how often it occurs and whether or not some races are more susceptible to it. Statistics and mortality rates will be included as well as some treatments and suggestions for those suffering with the disorder. Sickle Cell Anemia can lead to many painful side effects of varying…

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    Summary: The chronic nature of depressive disorders in adolescence, along with the adverse consequences of the non-treatment of such disorders, has led to interest in the use of SSRIs (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors) antidepressant medication as a means of treatment. Since the 1990s, SSRIs have become the prominent treatment option for children and adolescents with depression and have been more effective as well as safer than predecessor medications. Yet, the safety of using these…

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