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    Obesity is an issue with body fat. It’s where body fat takes over the entire body, use Israel Kamakawiwo’ole as a reference. It’s mainly the result of an unhealthy diet, lack of physical activity and a mental disorder that makes you believe it’s impossible to lose weight [ Lau, D. 2006 ]. Obesity is one of the biggest issues in the U.S. The typical fast food restaurants are also a cause. Most people who are overweight usually notice by an abnormal body mass index and loss of capability to…

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    The Spread Of Fast Food

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    complex. On one hand you have the fast, cheap, filling, and delicious drive-thru meals. On the other hand billions of dollars are spent on weight loss schemes, from diet pills, and books all the way up to last-resort surgeries like lap-bands and liposuction. The key word is fast. Fast is what Americans are looking for because most of their day is consumed at work, or studies. Less time is spent at home in our kitchens where a major difference in our eating habits could be greatly…

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    Marilyn Monroe Beauty

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    Media outlets are using the same mold for every body type or facial structure in their advertisements that are shown to the public; in Western society “thin is in” and artificial means such as liposuction are used to lessen the appearance of hips, buttocks, and general fat (FCC Foundation).Women will undergo breast augmentation or reduction to get their breast to a desirable size. The body image in the media keeps changing and people do their best…

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    Barbie Research Paper

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    Jillian Wain Mrs. Adams Composition 101 9 November 2015 Critical Conversation Think back to when you were a child, whether you are a boy or girl you more than likely owned a Barbie doll or a G.I Joe action figure. They were what society considered the perfect male and female physic with their unrealistic bodies. Now imagine you are walking down the street and see someone who looks like a walking, talking, life sized doll. It sounds crazy but not impossible because there is in fact a real life…

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    obesity should be classified as a disease. Stephen Ball, an exercise psychologist at the university of Missouri, says, “If we call obesity a disease, then anything that reduces one’s fatness or lowers BMI would be a successful treatment, such as liposuction or a very low-calorie diet, when we know these are not healthy. By the same token, if you don’t lose weight with an exercise program but your blood glucose becomes normal, cholesterol improves, then that could be considered a failure, because…

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    HISTORY OF PREVELANCE: It is not clear when gas gangrene was officially discovered, although records from the Civil War indicate it was known at the time (Gillett, 1987, p. 280). Hospital gangrene was much more common than Gas Gangrene during the Civil War because it spread through direct contact (Gillett, 1987, p. 280). Gas gangrene was relatively uncommon during the Civil War, but became much more common in later wars such as World War I and World War II. In World War I, gas gangrene was the…

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    Physical fitness in America has been in the spotlight for several years now; the American public has become more obese, lazier or overworked, people and kids are less active, and the oversized food packs at fast-food restaurants have become part of the American daily diet for many households. There are so many Americans having trouble finding time to stay fit or waiting on that one wonder-drug that promises to shed their weight quickly and easily. Many Americans have successfully managed their…

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    When it comes to the topic of sexualization, most of us will readily agree that it is apart of todays culture. Where this agreement usually ends, however, in on the question of is it a good or bad thing. Whereas some are convinced that it is good, others maintain that it is bad. The author of “The Sexualization of Girls is Harmful” is right about all the ways girls can be harmed with being sexualized but what the author does not consider is that in recent studies sexualization can be harmful to…

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    these women, the show is also reinforcing the idea that women should surgically alter their bodies. As the surgeon told one woman on the show, "You have perfect breasts ... for doing a breast augmentation." There were several of the women that had liposuction of their list, and they were already…

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    Should Obesity Be Considered As a Disease? Obesity or mostly known as being overweight is common around the world. ‘Obesity is defined as a complex multifactorial condition characterized by excess body fat’ (Mayo Clinic, 2013). Obesity was first discovered by Hippocrates, the Father of Western Medicine. During ancient Greek time, overweight people are considered to be divine. As time modernize, obesity was believed to cause health dangers such as diabetes, heart attacks and other effects (Begay…

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