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    unsustainably persists today in various forms because it is difficult to notice an unsustainable lifestyle at first as described by John Steinbeck, Barry Lopez, and Scott Momaday in The Log From the Sea of Cortez, The American Geographies, and The Way to Rainy Mountain, respectively. It is easy to look back in time and see that Native Americans lived unsustainable lifestyles. The Micmac lived unsustainable lifestyles. Their economy revolved around trading small animals. Their desire…

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    be in a good health, we should practice healthy lifestyle where the definition of lifestyle is describes as complex behavioral strategies and routines, attitudes and values, norms assumed in order to individual or group to score as convenient in a social context. (Cozma, Gavriluta, Mitrea, Cojocaru, 2014). Therefore, healthy lifestyle is a way of living that lowers the risk of being seriously ill or dying early (WHO, 1999). Living a healthy lifestyle may mean something different from one person…

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    Who are lifestyle managers and why are they needed? Who are lifestyle managers and why are they needed? Many banks have already promised to supplement their service packs private banking (service for VIP clients) with offers that are far from being of a banking nature. It's about the services of concierges and lifestyle managers. Accordingly, the market of these specialists, which in recent years has begun to develop timidly, will grow many times in the coming months. However, this does not mean…

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    Living an unhealthy lifestyle is a common problem in the country. Many roles come into play when it comes to unhealthy eating and not all of it is to blame the eater. There are other factors that play a role in an unhealthy lifestyle that you may or may not be able to control. When it comes to a healthy lifestyle community environment, emotional eating, and medications you take matters. A person’s community environment plays a large role in their lifestyle. If a person lives in a community…

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    In the article done by Donya Currie, called “America’s Health Rankings find too many Americans obese, sedentary” gave quite of bit of information on how the Americans tend to live their lifestyle, whether it be healthy or not and the consequences that come with being unhealthy. Donya offer topics on the two major health risk factors, rankings on healthiest state, and percentage on health risk factors. In the first section of this article, Donya presented that people tend to have unhealthy…

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    The course high schools should take to be able to graduate would have be a lifestyle class. It would teach students the responsibilities and ownership of the life that they would have to face after they graduate. Students would learn how to do taxes, learn how to mortgage a house, balance a checkbook, and other financial aspects. The first lesson the students should learn in this lifestyle class is the basics of financial management with emphasis on banking. In this class students would learn…

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    Dorothea Lange’s “Unhealthy Lifestyle” demonstrates the unsanitary and unhealthy living conditions of the those who worked on a Migrant workers’ camp. The photograph shows an untidy migrant workers camp in Marysville,California with a man working on something. Other than the one man the place seems to be abandoned. All throughout the camp, there are small shacks, dead trees, and a bunch of scattered trash. In the distance, all that can be seen is more shacks and dead trees. Some of the shacks…

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    Lifestyle interventions for obesity usually target changes in diet and more physical activity. Through this strategy, an adequate goal enhances adult’s expectations and provides guidance in the use of them having self-regulation skills. The strategies focus on maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Obesity interventions pursue change in the younger generation by educating them on improving their self-image. Espinoza et al (2012) uses statistics from Trust for Public Land (2008) article stating that,…

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    The modern norm in America has led many to live unhealthy lifestyles. According to the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, more than half of adults are overweight or obese and nearly one in five kindergarten students are obese. To combat the epidemic of modern healthy lifestyles, the American government should be allowed to implement and regulate any law that can limit not only the portions, but also the types of food the American populous consumes, all while not being fought for…

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    The Slow and Simple Lifestyle Southern culture has been and remains generally more socially conservative than that of the rest of the country. Because of the central role of agriculture in the southern economy, society remained stratified around close nit communities. These communities often developed strong attachment to their churches as the primary community center. This southern lifestyle focuses on living a simple and slow lifestyle. This southern lifestyle is far from the typical…

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