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    Introduction Rural populations are faced with many unique problems that those in urban areas don’t deal with. Some of the causes of these rural health disparities are access to healthcare, socioeconomic status, and health behaviors. Resolution is difficult, as there are many factors that intermingle, causing a more complex issue. For example, access to healthcare isn’t simply about being able to get to a clinic or hospital because of location, it is also related to being uninsured, which is…

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    surgery. 2) Please analyze and decide for yourself whether it plays a decisive role, or not. (6pts) After stomach reduction surgery, the stomach would “stretch” even with a small amount of food, and therefore signal the release of the leptin hormone, which counters the ghrelin hormone, that stimulated the hunger in the first place. Although some studies report ghrelin reduction following weight loss surgery, most studies find no significant difference in ghrelin secretion. Some…

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    9) Drink Black Coffee Coffee has more uses than just waking you up in the morning, studies are showing that coffee, specifically black coffee, can help you control your weight and manage your hunger pangs. A study done by researchers at Brooklyn College showed that caffeinated coffee significantly lowered hunger during the study period. Eleven men, all at a healthy weight, were given one of three beverages: caffeinated black coffee, water with caffeine, or decaffeinated coffee, they were then…

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    Task 1: own reflection Ever since little, exercise played a big role in my life, and not only because my parents were and still are sports fanatics but mainly because I grew up to naturally love the idea of sport itself. Fitness I believe is crucial to one’s daily life and through the experience I’ve had so far, I can’t see why people wouldn’t want to anyways. To this day I’m definitely more of an active outdoor type of person as opposed to a cultural sort of passive person in and outside of…

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    Obesity In Pet Cats

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    Obesity can be defined as the accumulation of excessive amounts of adipose tissue in the body, and is the most common nutritional disorder in companion animals (3). Most say that obesity has come to be one of the most common problems in domestic animals. Due to the lack of exercise in the house and overfeeding, pet cats are very susceptible to become overweight. Obesity is not only bad for ones overall health, but can lead to many illnesses, causing bigger problems that could be very detrimental…

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    Chronic sleep deficiency has been found to be instrumental in cardiovascular and metabolic diseases. Sleep deprivation is linked with increased obesity and with reduced levels of leptin and increased levels of ghrelin which increases appetite. Sleep loss is also associated with diabetes and diminished glucose tolerance. Cardiovascular disease and hypertension are also associated with sleep loss. The Arch Intern Medicine 2003 article…

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    Ever since the beginning of the sugar trade, slavery has been a defining characteristic. First originating in India, the sugar trade quickly became a lucrative and successful industry for merchants and sailors. In the early 1500s, the sugar trade expanded with the discovery of the “New World,” also known as the Americas. Large portions of land in the tropical regions of Central and South America were subdued to become sugarcane plantations. At this time, the native inhabitants of the regions, as…

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    Obesity Family Studies

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    Genes influence every aspect of human physiology, development, and adaptation. Obesity is no exception. Obesity is a significant health problem affecting all types of individuals; rich and poor, educated and uneducated, Westernized and non-Westernized societies. Over the past 40 years, the prevalence of obesity has more than doubled in the United States and continues to grow at an alarming rate, affecting adults, adolescents, and families. Approximately 66 % of adults and 33 % of children and…

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    How important is Sleep? Does it vary a lot depending on the Person, or is this a Myth? Sleep is a basic human need that is crucial to every individual irrespective of age and gender. Sleep deprivation is a condition that occurs when a person lacks or does not have enough sleep. Sleep deficiency, therefore, has the potential to cause the following: lose of productivity, mental illness and even greater risks of death. This, therefore, shows the negative impacts of lack of sleep implying that…

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    and a negative effect to the human body. The positive effect is speeding up your metabolism however, the negative effect is over eating. The reason for this is because there is two types of feelings regulated primarily by the hormones ghrelin and leptin. They are secreted in peripheral parts of the body, primarily in fat cells then sent to the brain’s hypothalamus, where they’re processed as hungry and full signals that either tells you to keep eating or stop. Cannabis can raise the…

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