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    Vitamins Synthesis

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    Vitamins are the organic compounds required to carry out a living body’s metabolism and their absence can clump several metabolic reactions in the body. These essential nutrients cannot be synthesized in the body therefore must be taken from an outside food source i.e. plants, fruits, vegetables or animals. Basically there are two types of vitamins in nature; some are water soluble and others are the fat soluble ones. Water soluble vitamins are those which are soluble only in water and are B…

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    The words nutrient and nourish are both derived from the Latin word nūtrīre which means ‘to feed, nurse, support and preserve.’ In other words, it’s really important to nourish your body with the right nutrients to support and preserve your health. While plants get their nutrients from the soil, we get ours from the foods we eat. Yet many of us don’t consider whether or not the foods we put into our bodies are full of healthful nutrients or not. We’re more concerned with taste and if we can…

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    Pros And Cons Of GMO

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    Do The Pros of GMO’s outweigh the Cons? Since the introduction on the genetically modified organism in the mid to late 1990’s many people have debated on their economic and environmental impact, as well as their safety for human consumption. Many companies like Monsanto and Dow Agro-science that produce these bioengineered foods have conducted research on the topics of environmental and economic benefits as well as the safety of GMO foods. The results of the studies conclude that genetically…

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    Gmo Research Paper

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    The information on genetically modified organisms is divisive. However, people are not divided on the issue of starvation and malnutrition; everyone wants it to end. The two are closely related because it is scientifically proven that GMOs can do a lot to end those devastating issues when given the chance. The problem that interferes is the widespread panic about the alleged dangers of genetic engineering. Many are concerned that there are negative effects to their health and to the environment.…

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    with the help of local government and the community provide textbooks, uniforms, and supplies to students. The five pillar model was instituted and clean sanitation measures, health initiatives to offer accessible care, programs to combat the iron deficiency anemia that many of the Chinese children have , and other measures are being utilized. The program has been in effect since 2008 and continues to make…

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    Women who exclusively breastfeed have a lack in periods when they are breastfeeding. A women’s iron is used to make the milk supply to feed their baby and it is less than the amount of menstruation. In breastfeeding mothers their is less of a chance to have iron-deficiency anemia, which is the lack of iron, than bottlefeeding mothers. There is a prevention of 98% when you breastfeed as a contraceptive. Formula feeding has a high rate of a period…

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    My topic addresses birth control and education. Birth control is widely practiced with couples to enjoy sexual intimacy without feeling the risk of disease and pregnancy. Additionally, birth control can prevent one from making an unfavorable decision later about abortion and adoption. There are different methods for birth control such as abstinence, medications, birth control sponges, IUD, sterilization, and condoms. Contraceptives are prescribed by doctors in clinics, hospitals, and in local…

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    Ronald Secor Essay

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    FAMILY BACKGROUND: Ronald Secor or ‘Ron’ as he prefers to be called was born September 1st, 1944, in Binghamton NY. Ron was born to Robert Secor and Laura (Beck) Secor. Robert worked for IBM throughout Ron’s life. Ronald described his father as a caring person with a great sense of humor, but also strict when it came to parenting. Laura was a homemaker, and spent her life raising Ron and his two siblings. Laura was described as the head of the household or “the boss of the clan”, she liked…

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    Essay On Malnourishment

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    Malnourishment, It Exists If you had one dollar in your pocket where would you go buy food? Many people would respond with a cheeseburger from the dollar menu at McDonalds, or a piece of candy at the closest convenient store. What can you buy that is HEALTHY to eat with one dollar? Most people would not be able to come up with an answer. Everyone knows that world hunger is a problem, but many people don’t know that malnourishment goes along with hunger and it is just as much a problem as hunger…

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    Childhood Food Insecurity

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    Introduction: In a world where children are considered the key to the future, why are they facing the hardship of food insecurity? Many people are reluctant to believe the reality that these children suffer day to day, but it is a reality. So, what happens to these children who live in food insecure homes? They begin to develop physical, emotional, and mental problems which then later affects their academics and social life. This research project has given me the chance to explore these…

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