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    Fast Water Transformation

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    For anybody looking to transform, you have to implement small changes, and allow them to develop over time, If you try to overhaul your life completely all at once, you fail, So what will help you get there?. Here are tips for fast weight loss that lasts. (Of course, you should always check with your physician to see what would work best for you.) 1. Drink an extra quart of water every day You don't see it on the show, but our contestants drink a lot of water. It's the first thing I have every…

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    celebration or a simple gift. Parents, teachers, family members and surprisingly, doctors, provide us with these sweet treats. Why surprising you ask? Sugar has been proven to act as a poison in high doses, causing major damage to our body and brain. We live in a society where sugar is widely accepted, consumed in high quantities, and is associated with happiness and comfort. I don’t blame you for thinking that, because as you eat sugar your brain releases dopamine, which is a 'pleasure'…

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    GMO Lab Rats

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    Education; Americans are GMO Lab Rats Genetic modification during infancy, animal testing, and vaccines all very controversial and talked about biomedical health issues. Recently the American public has heard a great deal about these topic during the presidential election (Despin). Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) directly affect every American citizen daily. So why is it that the controversial topic of food modification and gene manipulation not discussed more? Twenty-six countries around…

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    All of these factors affect so many people in the United States. People should focus on raw foods, avoid high fructose corn syrup, limit the intake of unhealthy fats, and replace soda and other sweetened beverages with water. Although some of these changes are extreme for some people and seem out of reach for those who are use to an unhealthy diet, subtle changes can…

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    market food to people it needs to have a long shelf life and the only way to do that is to add preservatives. So, although high sodium does create health risks there 's not a lot of options to store it for long…

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    Company and the organization periodically faces huge difficulties in getting to this specific raw material. Coca-Cola utilizes high fructose corn syrup (HFCS) widely and this raw material is obtained from…

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    Food for Thought Throughout the world there are various problems that deal with food. A lot of these problems have to deal with the fact that the food we eat is not always what we should be eating. According the the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) 34.9% of adults are obese in the United States of America. If it were my decision, the food we eat everyday would be much different, and it would also definitely be healthier and more inexpensive. Instead of advertising food such as…

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    Sugar History

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    brain which makes you feel good and makes you want to eat even more sugar. Although sugar makes you feel better, it may not in the long run. Fructose, a sugar substitute, can accumulate in your liver and over time cause scarring and cirrhosis, a liver disease that never goes away. High-sugar diets can even cause diabetes, cancer, heart disease, obesity, high blood pressure, and stroke. Sugar can even cause teeth issues, along with depression problems. It is hard to avoid these sugars because…

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    School Food Laws

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    States are obese. Childhood obesity has more than doubled in children and quadrupled in adolescents in the past 30 years, and is still on the rise. School lunches have grown in size and calories, but decreased in nutrition. Many schools rely on high energy, yet low nutrient value foods to easily fill kids up. In 2010, the Obama administration decided to try and take charge of the growing issue. Policy Identification and Explanation Public Law 111-296, 124 STAT. 3183 is a law that funds…

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    Food In The 1600s

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    cows on the farm. Vegetables, crops, and fruits were made in the lands of farmers. Now, in the 2000s, almost everything we eat is from a store where it is packaged and processed. Fast food restaurants, movie theaters, and venders are filled with foods high in carbohydrates, added sugars, and unhealthy fats. Fruits and vegetables are even processed. These foods are put through a factory and end up in…

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