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    Alzheimer’s is a common neurodegenerative disease that accounts for the majority of all cases of dementia (Advokat, Comaty & Julien, 2014). Although the exact cause of Alzheimer’s is unknown, it is hypothesized that two systems crucial for the communication between brain cells fail due to the down regulation of acetylcholine and the over activation of glutamate, which result in the death of neurons (IOS Press, 2008). It is believed to involve the irreversible loss of cholinergic neurons,…

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    Another behavior that seemed concerning is that she only eats alone. Eating alone limits an individual to eat and limits the time a person can spend time with friends. If a person spends times with friend, they are more likely to be around a positive atmosphere rather than being alone. Having dry skin and cracked lips, struggling to focus, and hypotension are symptoms of Anorexia Nervosa. While talking to Maria, I noticed that her skin was dry and her lips were chapped. Having chapped lips,…

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    The Banting diet is quickly becoming a worldwide known diet that many people want to try. The diet consists of a low amount of carbohydrates and a high amount of fats. It is named after William Banting, who is the man who first tried it out in 1862 after his doctor William Harvey suggested it to help him lose weight. Recently, the diet has been popularised by Professor Tim Noakes; who wrote a book on the about Banting diet in which he also included a meal plan for people to follow. In this essay…

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    Importance Of Homeostasis

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    Therefore, insulin is produced by the pancreas that is the regulation of glucose levels within the blood. Also, another hormone that the pancreas releases is glucagon as a response when the blood sugar level falls. This results in the liver to convert glycogen back into glucose, which then can be released into the blood. Therefore,…

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    How did Lionel Messi become a great soccer player? Messi grew up playing soccer with his older brothers at a very young age. At the age of eight, he was recruited to a youth soccer club which practiced a lot and only lost one game in four years. He was diagnosed with hormone deficiency, but this didn’t stop Messi from playing soccer because he was so dedicated to it. Messi was able to overcome this growth restriction and keep playing soccer. After years of practicing and playing soccer Messi was…

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    Vertical Jump Lab Report

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    The Relationship between Calf Sizes, Gender, and Vertical Jumps Laura Thompson Mikaela Toler, Cassandra Jenkins, Kionna Calloway BSC 228-202 Introduction A human leg is made of many muscles that affect a person’s ability to jump. For example, the gastrocnemius, soleus, quadriceps, gluteus maximus, and abdominal muscles all help a person achieve a vertical jump. (McCollum, 2015). So, in other words, it basically takes the entire lower body to jump, not just the calf. This lab’s goal, however,…

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    The Digestive System

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    1. Introduction This illustrated report will be concentrating on the digestive system and the detail of digestion, including mechanical and chemical digestion, extracellular and intracellular digestion. It will highlight how enzymes work within the digestive system, which ones and where they are produced. It will show the importance of metabolism and its two categories anabolism and catabolism, there will also be an illustration of how nutrients are processed during anabolism and catabolism. It…

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    Glycogen has the function of packing glucose units and stores them until the body needs them. It is branched every eight to twelve residues which make it water soluble. Because of its α1-4 linkage, the body can break the linkage to use glucose as a source…

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    Quit Sugar Research Paper

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    200 Best Reasons to Quit Sugar: The purpose behind the dismissal of sugar Sugar can help with diabetes. Sugar causes toxemia amid pregnancy. Sugar can bring about skin inflammation in kids. Sugar can bring about the cardiovascular illness. Sugar can harm the structure of DNA. Sugar can change the structure of the protein. Sugar cane ages the skin by changing the structure of collagen. Sugar can bring about waterfalls. Sugar can bring about emphysema. Sugar can bring about atherosclerosis.…

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    3. Transverse cerebellar diameter measurement (TCD) : The cerebellar view is obtained by rotating the transducer in the axial plane centered on the thalamus to show the cerebellar hemispheres. This view shows the cerebellum, the cistern magna and the cavum septum pellucidi. The cerebellum characteristically appears as two lobules in either side of midline in the posterior cranial fossa. The widest diameter of the cerebellum is measured(16). Fig. 5: Ultrasonographic Measurement of Transverse…

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