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    Essay On School Lunches

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    tasting. The lunches are a main reason why students in America are unhealthy. If the lunches do not taste good or do not make them full, students are going to resort to eating more junk food throughout the day. The foods used are always frozen and prepared. They are never fresh and prepared in the school 's kitchen. If the food was fresh it would taste so much better. School lunches in other countries are years ahead of the one here in America. Lunches in other countries usually consist of fresh…

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    vegetables, chicken nuggets, fish sticks, and the special unhealthy food of the day cheeseburger 10.Vending machine had junk food. Mrs. Johnson ( code name) took me to the cafeteria and the kitchen to observe nutrition and, introduced me to the cook Mrs. Brown (code name). The first thing I observed was they were posters of healthy and, unhealthy food displayed on the wall throughout the entire room. The Kitchen where the food is prepared is separate from the eating area. Mrs Brown…

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    Companies major targets are of course children since they are not capable to apprehend advertisement. Perri Klass’s article “How Advertising Targets Our Children, mentions, “the top four products are fast foods, sugared cereals, sugary drinks and candy” (Par. 10). Commercials like McDonalds, Fruity Pebbles, and starburst are examples of advertisements that capture children’s attention without making them aware of the unhealthiness of the products. Advertisements…

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    I have always struggled with the amount of food I consume good or bad. Since I was just a young boy there has always been food in my life. When I say in my life, I mean that I for one have never had a struggle to find food eat. Some of my earliest memories were going out to eat every Friday night with my family. From childhood to adulthood, there has always existed healthy food and unhealthy food around and this will probably remain the case until I die. When was the last time you could not find…

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    back the box of fruit snacks that I had originally grabbed. While I didn’t understand then, I understand now why my mom wouldn’t buy whatever I wanted. She being a nurse practitioner, knew exactly what to buy to keep my brother and I healthy, and junk food wasn’t going to keep us in shape. That kind of knowledge, knowing what is healthy vs. unhealthy for your child, is what all parents need to have when it comes to allowing their children to watch television or play on other devices. It seems…

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    attends meeting for her child in university on weekly basis where she meets other parents give a good inspiration. However, her activities start to decline by the end of the week. She prefers to eat junk food and doesn’t care about reusing plastic packs. If she plans to eat at home, majority of the cooked food is thrown in the drainage and wasted by her. Her influential guidance to her children reduces by the end of the week. She gives complete freedom to me and my sister to play in the garden…

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    Food Deserts Essay

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    Food Desserts in America Food deserts are becoming an increasingly controversial social issue among Americans because it puts certain people at an unfair disadvantage. For example, lower class citizens are not offered easy accessible healthy food as opposed to their wealthier suburban counterparts. Urban dwellers are then forced to buy cheaper and unhealthier foods to feed their youth causing kids a number of issues such as focusing problems, childhood obesity, and lower test scores. This puts…

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    The overall thesis of my initial reflection on love was basically that I despise the ways society has twisted the meaning of love, but have encountered some moments similar to love in my life, albeit not being closely acquainted with it. Reading The Symposium, Consolation of Philosophy, and The Reasons of Love has not provided me with a clear explanation as to what love truly is, but has provided me with multiple interpretations for further pondering. The Symposium was my favorite of the…

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    Excessiveness is never worthy of losing everything. I use to play a lot of video games when I was about fifteen or sixteen. It became a problem I think, I used them to escape from my family. With playing video games excessively so did eating junk food. I had a poor family, but once you start hiding the popcorn bag in your room so no one eats it…

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    Another issue that is being fought is whether or not food marketers and industries should stop the advertising and stop the food industry from selling and producing unhealthy food to keep the obesity from continuing to increase. Many will argue that they should not stop the production and sales of unhealthy food because without them it would cause a money decrease to the United States and many left jobless. According to “Food Industry is Making America Fat”, “Katz notes that according to HIS…

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