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    not able to discuss many of the proximate and structural factors that contribute to childhood obesity. Some relevant examples that were missing include cultural eating habits, limitations due to specificity of geographical location and issue of local food production. While Baur alludes to the powers behind the scenes, it is Young’s interpretation that focuses heavily on the contours of power. Young’s analysis highlights some of the structural issues that Baur was not able to explore i.e. the…

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    The WIC Program

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    The Food and Nutrition Service, under the rules of the Department of Agriculture, works the WIC Program (“Women, Infants and Children,” 2017). WIC stands for Women, Infants, and Children. The WIC program is a dietary program that provides healthy food choices to women who are pregnant, or have already had their infants; and are breastfeeding or those who have chosen to use formula. It also provides nutritious choices for newborn children, and kids up to age of five. Participants of the WIC…

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    With the abolishment of tipping in the food industry, it would force a majority of restaurants to close their businesses. The Reason we are able to go to a local restaurant and eat a meal for a decent price is because of the restaurants budgeting. Food servers get paid less than any other employees in the work force of America. With the abolishment of tipping we would cause restaurants to have to increase the pay of the servers. That would mean that the restaurant would have to increase the…

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    school lunches, she stated that she didn’t feel like her school feed her healthy and nutritious meals. It would be very beneficial if Adams Central Pulled out of the government based school lunches. It could help children by giving them the “right” foods. Foods that are highly nutritious and tasty. First of all, these new guidelines are very hard for schools to follow, and is hard for the cafeteria workers while trying to plan lunches that the children will actually buy. Grains that are…

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    in 1939 under the direction of U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, Henry Wallace (USDA Food & Nutrition Service, 2014). Due in part to prevalent rates of unemployment nationwide, along with unmarketable food surpluses, the government sold food stamps that could be used to buy foods. With the purchase of a $1.00 orange stamp, 50¢ worth of blue stamps would be received in addition. Orange stamps were to be used on any food, while blue could only be used to buy what the department had determined to be…

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    Berry’s article, he shows some reasons why people eat unhealthy today. These reasons relate to human being, food factories, and food companies. At last, he also gives some advices to people to help them eat healthy. A: In Berry’s research, people prefer to eat pre-made food…

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    devolping countries. Childhood obesity is easily influenced the food environment such like community, home, and school and is connected to physical, psychological, and social health issues of children suffering obesity. Therefore, effective interventions should be used to prevent children 's obesity. Jamie Oliver, the chef, illustrates that the landscape of food consists of main street, home, and school. There are countless fast-food restaurant and coffee chains in principal cities of…

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    Are iPhones delicious or what? One YouTube vixen seems to think so. And she deep throats an entire iPhone for social media fans everywhere to prove it. People are doing all sorts of crazy stuff with iPhones. Dropping them from 100-foot ledges, using them as pepper spray, and now eating them. But don’t get too excited yet. This DIY iPhone edible project is all about iPhone candy. And it actually looks freaking delicious. If you are bored on a Saturday afternoon and want to get tech with your…

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    When in Charlotte Amalie - St. Thomas' beautiful colonial capital - it is hard to miss the hills that tower above the coastline. One of these hills rises sharply from the bustling Havensight district and offers an incredible view of the city and the Caribbean Sea. However, tourists don't need to hike to the top to experience the island's best scenery. The St. Thomas Skyride to Paradise Point transports its visitors to a remarkable vantage point above Charlotte Amalie and features some of the…

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    take any given opportunity to instill these values in them? Many of the potential problems can be eliminated by making students act responsibly. With a plethora of nearby restaurants, students have little need to leave Oakland. This would supply local restaurants, such as Amore’s or Fish Hut Pizza, with much-needed revenue. Open campus would also encourage a sense of unity among the community by enabling students to become regulars at frequented establishments. It could be presumed that, by…

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