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    Healthy Diet Conflict

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    Conflict with Healthy Diet Views I will be using the 5 Whys technique to help solve the conflicts that sometimes arise when discussing what is healthy and not healthy foods to eat. This is a common conflict and most people involve have different opinions based on their knowledge, experiences, age and culture. The conflict arose with myself and three different family members over the past year. Without getting specific on exactly who, I’ll use names, sister A, sister B and brother C. Let’s start the 5 Whys technique with sister A, with the conflict of opinion of milk (cow) being healthy for adults. Sister A was visiting and my wife and I last year and as everybody was deciding what to drink with lunch, my sister chose milk and added…

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    Freshman 15 Benefits

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    face with the nation’s unhealthiest food choices, packed with high sodium, sugar, and fat. On campus, there are a few healthy options however, these options are usually not fresh. The issue with limited healthy foods on campuses is a problem because students are unable to live a healthy lifestyle. Freshman are not the only students struggling with this issue, it also includes upperclassmen. There are a few causes as to why…

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    extends life by looking into so called Blue Zones or “ areas where people are living to age one hundred at rates up to ten times greater than we are, areas where the life expectancy is an extra dozen years, the rate of middle age mortality is a fraction of what it is in this country”(Buettner 3). Buettner claims that living to be one hundred is not accomplished through things like exercise, pills, or treatments but through diet, natural exercise, downshifting, purpose, connecting, and belonging…

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    families to consume un-healthy food alternatives for higher prices, and leads to further chain reactions that effect the residents physically but also financially. Due to the scarcity of the more diverse food options that super markets provide, neighborhood residents are afflicted with many maladies associated with poor eating habits. Eventually, these poor eating habits lead to obesity which can further lead towards diabetes and even cancer. In addition, Food Deserts are bad for communities,…

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    The interviews conducted discussed why obesity is such a problem in the community and what is being done to help the affected population in Southeast Queens, as well as what services are being provided to help bring awareness to the community. During the interviews some of the people I spoke with were a PE teacher, personal trainer, Physicians. Topics discussed in the interview were about people in the community that live sedentary lifestyle and consume unhealthy diets. One interview I…

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    requirements to being alive. It is an important source of energy for people and it is an enjoyable activity. We consume food every day. As we know our diet effects on our health. So we must attend to our diets. There are many kinds of food. Each of them has different taste and different appearance. Depend on life styles and culture and where you live; people’s eating style has been changed. Some people prefer homemade foods. Some of them prefer fast food. Nowadays most of the people prefer to…

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    many different diets and lifestyles. The way we eat influences our lives like where we go for dinner and our diet. Most of the time this choice is made by distance of the place or price and not what is in the food. We judge food based on factors like taste and price. The food industry takes advantage of our wants giving it to us, so we buy their product. We think we are in control of our eating habits, but we are not because of the lack of knowledge given by the industry and the shear fact we do…

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    (ONS) released data showing that the unemployment rate in Scotland is 6.2%, which raises concern due to the rate being greater than all of the UK together. Unemployment has impact on the physical health of a family. One physical health impact is having the appropriate healthy diet to ensure the family is receiving the correct nutrition’s, but this can be very costly. This can become a problem for those who are unemployed and don’t have the money to be spent on fresh fruit and vegetables…

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    Diabetes Free Life Essay

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    that has impacted my steps to obtain a healthy life. Therefore, I chose prevention techniques as the focus of my research. After researching diabetes, I found that nutrition, exercise and awareness are prevention techniques that I can utilize now. Nevertheless, African Americans are at a high risk for diabetes, which emphasizes the importance of me acknowledging this evolving condition. Many people can prevent harmful and deadly health conditions by taking action in the premature stages. As a…

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    result caused by having bad diets. People mostly choose what is tasty and most of those delicious food are unhealthy. Moreover, they do not know what food plan is healthy; therefore the government should have a say in people’s diets. There many advantages by having the government decides people’s diets, such as getting healthier and knowing what can cause serious illness. Nevertheless, people often need advises to do the right things, so the government can give some healthy food plans for them…

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