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    Forensic Science Career

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    risks it takes to become one, or to determine one’s innocence in a court of law. 1. Dating all the way back to 2698 B.C, forensic science started, accidentally, by a man named Shen Nung. Shen had tasted a documented 365 herbs and then died as a result of a toxic overdose from said herbs. This rose curiosity throughout the community he lived in and caused them to study his cause of death, thus the birth of forensic science. Forensic science then saw a significantly long standstill in discoveries…

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    First, what is considered a dietary supplement must be defined. It should be narrowed down to vitamins, natural remedies, herbs, or home remedies. The study should have specific parameters specifying what supplement is in order to ensure a stable variable. Second, the study needs to define what issue they are investigating. Settling on overdoses, allergies, choking hazards…

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    Nutritional Case Study: Type 2 Diabetes in Adulthood This case study will go over the Type 2 Diabetes in adulthood. This case study will show the issues affecting the individual, ABCD’s of nutritional assessment, and the nutritional plan of care for this patient. Mr. Giovanni Constantino is a 58 year old man with a 5 year history of Type 2 diabetes. He was previously diagnosed in 2010 and at that time he had symptoms indicating hyperglycemia for 2 years before diagnosis. His blood glucose…

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    In this essay, I will be reflecting on my experience here at Montevallo High school, in which I have been going to for the past four years. Consequently, I started off as a freshman here at MHS in 2014 after passing the eighth grade in middle school and after my first day there I had a marvelous feeling that for the next few years were going to be honorable. When I first started as a Freshman, I joined several different extracurricular activities one of those groups was called The Battle of the…

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    Hawaiian Culture Essay

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    the Hawaiian people had an abundant amount of natural resources to create materials and food to survive. The bones of their ancestral spirits were buried deep into the ground that generated food and possessed the spiritual energy to sustain families. Herb Kawainui Kane, an author and artist-historian with special interest in Hawai 'i and the South Pacific, states “Aumakua (Ancestral Spirits) could also take possession of living creatures. Unusual experiences with certain fish, birds, reptiles,…

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    The Black Plague Essay

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    The final result of all these symptoms was death, unless it was treated. Even after the treatment the patient still had little chance to survive because the doctors at the time didn’t really know what to do. They tried bloodletting, boil-lancing, and herb burning to try and cure the disease, and sometimes the patient would get better, as long as they didn’t catch an infection from the boil-lancing and bloodletting. The Black Death had many results, some both positive and negative. While this…

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    is definitely its unique flavors which by just thinking about it, I can already savor it. Our typical Puerto Rican table has a variety of dishes that is based on the combination of rice, grains and meat. Its distinctive taste comes from the mix of herbs, spices and the famous sofrito. Traditional plates are strong and colorful dishes decorated with fried foods. The following plates are normally found in any home or restaurant in Puerto Rico. In our cuisine rice is essential in a dish, especially…

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    in society today. Without this prohibition, the 500 million dollars could be kept and saved, along with the money coming in from marijuana taxes. Luckily, we have an example of this, Colorado is one of the 50 states in the US that has legalized this herb and alone they are bringing in a tax revenue of 75 million dollars alone! 40 million in which they used to help to construct more schools. Canada smokes just as much as the US so it easy to say that they can predict similar intakes that can also…

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    Child Case Study Cho-Xing

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    Chao-xing is visiting her OB/GYN for the first time. Chao-xing is a full-time homemaker and attends college online. She immigrated to the United States 3 years ago with her husband and 4 year old daughter, from the northern part of China. Her husband is employed in the auto industry. She lives in a two bedroom apartment with her family. She has no family here in the United States except for her husband and child. She reports that her last menstrual period was 5/28 of this year, with an EDD of…

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    Witches Get Stitches (Three Messages From No Witchcraft For Sale) In Africa the native people have what's called Witchdoctors. These doctors are the best that the natives have, the Witch Doctors use plants and herbs to create unique medicines for the illnesses that occur. Tijana Radeska from Vintage News states, “93 percent of Tanzanians said they believe in witchcraft.” This quote helps prove how essential Witch Doctors are to the native peoples of Africa. Witch Doctors use their supernatural…

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