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    a person uses methods such as, vomiting, laxatives, or enemas to remove any digested food from their body. A non-purging bulimic keeps off any weight gain by fasting and exercising excessively (Curtis 1). Although it is still most common in females, there is a higher percentage of men suffering from Bulimia than any other eating disorder. (Whitney 260) A few symptoms and warning signs of this disorder are: binge eating with no weight gain, use of laxatives, outspoken dissatisfaction of body…

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    Angelman Syndrome Description of the Disease An extremely rare and uncommon disease known as Angelman Syndrome is a very complex neurodevelopmental and monogenic disorder (Bailus, 2014). The term neurodevelopmental refers to the shape, reshape, state and generation of the nervous system during the embryonic stages of life, while the term monogenic can be explained as a disease, which is controlled and inherited, by a single pair of genes (Gentile, 2009). It is estimated that Angelman Syndrome…

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    Bordo demonstrates how preoccupation with body size is a gendered problem. For, the current ideal of what body type is "attractive" is one that disproportionately tyrannizes women. "Bulging flesh and flab" are labelled as women's enemy, and the scale is a defining aspect of self-worth (189). This generates a "tyranny of slenderness" which informs an image of hegemonic femininity (185). In consideration of this, "overweight" bodies demonstrate a "resistance to cultural norms," making them…

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    It wasn’t until later that more more forward thinking and humane techniques were attempted. Ancient Egyptians recommended that that those who had mental and psychiatric disorders engage in recreational activities like dances, concerts, and even painting. They felt that these activities would relieve psychiatric symptoms and help the patients return to a sense of normalcy. It is believed that the ancient Egyptians had such a forward way of thinking because they had more knowledge of the human…

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    the patient, do not recognize that someone has this disorder; it is usually done in secret. There are two categories of bulimia: purging and non-purging bulimia. Purging bulimia is when people, on a regular basis, cause themselves to vomit or use laxatives after binge eating. Non-purging bulimia is similar to anorexia, when a person tries to get rid of calories and prevent weight gain, like fasting. People with bulimia are always struggling with their body image, just like anorexia. There is a…

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    Making Chocolate Bars

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    your candy cravings without all the sugar, hydrogenated oils and trans fats of store-bought .... candy bars. This rich delicious taste of this chocolate should be enjoyed responsibly. Indulge wisely. For those sensitive to sugar alcohols and their laxative effects, limit consumption to 1-2 packages/day. Amount Per Serving % Daily Value* Calories 130 Fat Cal. 80 Total Fat 8 g 12% Saturated Fat 4 g 20% Trans Fat 0 g Cholesterol <5 mg 2% Sodium 70 mg 3% Potassium…

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    Perusing the Amazon online bookstore left me feeling very anxious. There were a total of 200,000 different diet books to choose from and I needed to find the perfect one to ensure it fit the criteria. Finally, I chose “How to Lose 10 Pounds in a Week” by Jenny Allen. Just by the name, you are probably saying to yourself, “wow, this is a total farce; a complete joke”. After reading it although, the author brought up many good points to try and lose weight, but she did so using the most extreme…

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    Decreased Military Pay Each year average soldiers are paid anywhere from $19,818 to $62,031.They not only risk their lives, but also they spend time away from their families that they will never get back, eat pre-packaged food worse than the school cafeteria, wake up at the crack of dawn to train, and receive hardly any time for themselves . Not to mention the benefits after they serve for our country. After all of the common citizen privileges that they give up, they are still not credited…

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    Swim The Fly Characters

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    The main characters in Swim The Fly are Matt, Sean, and Cooper. All three of them have a goal of seeing a naked girl before the end of the summer. Sean and Cooper want to achieve this without a girl knowing. While Matt takes the traditional route by trying to impress a girl via the 100 yard butterfly. Sean's personality in this book is very rude, immature and funny. Cooper's personality is equivalent to Sean’s just with more idiotism and unawareness of the situations they are in most of the time…

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    Children's Abdominal Pain

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    medical history and a physical exam to try to determine the cause of your child’s abdominal pain. HOME CARE INSTRUCTIONS • Give over-the-counter and prescription medicines only as told by your child’s health care provider. Do not give your child a laxative unless told by your child’s health care provider. • Have your child drink enough fluid to keep his or her urine clear or pale yellow. • Watch your child’s condition for any changes. • Keep all…

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