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    emotional and physical self. Change surrounds our daily lives represented through contextual and textual components shaping and transforming the present to the future. There are four aspects in your life that people change the most: physical, emotional health, social and spiritual…

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    Interview II – Answers Only 1. Exercise is very important in all age groups, but especially adults who are trying to maintain a good health while decreasing their risk for heart disease. The CDC recommends that adults get at least 2 and a half hours of moderate-intensity aerobic activity that can include brisk walking, jogging, or running along with muscle-strengthening activities (CDC, 2015). Although the recommended time of exercise is 150 minutes each week, the adult can break up that time…

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    The amount of food, exercise, and sleep have good and bad effects on the human body and health. If you take in the right amount and kinds of food them it will have a positive impact on your health. Exercise is also a big influence on the way your health play a role in the affects on your body. Also sleep is a contributing factor on the way your body perform. These three main factors contribute to your health in significant ways. Many people would agree that they don’t know how what they eat, how…

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    Schools looking for financial support have come to the realization that they can not rely on government funding and have instead turned to corporations. From sports teams and venues having brand name corporate sponsors to schools having vending machines or lunch contract deals, schools are selling themselves to the highest bidder. Students have seemingly become nothing more than a major marketing demographic, and schools have become prime real estate locations. Companies associate their product…

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    The “Freshman 15” is an epidemic that sweeps across every college in the country. The research conducted by the Indiana University and Tufts University shows that 60% of freshman did put on weight their first year in college. The women said they gained 7 ½ pounds; men about 9 pounds. I have noticed with myself just taking online classes I have put on a few extra pounds. It is easy to get in the habit of eating extra food while doing homework or just relaxing while you are between classes. The…

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    Obesity can be defined as the state of being over one 's normal healthy weight. The National Institute of Health has defined obesity as being over the Body Mass Index of 30 (About NIH Obesity Research). The Center for Disease Control defines obesity as one 's weight being endangering to their health (Data and Statistics). However, the most terrifying fact about obesity is that one in three college students is considered to be overweight or obese (Sparling). In a peer reviewed popular Obesity…

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    Forget about a moment how much we pay the tax for health care and health insurance due to childhood obesity but according to Center for disease control and prevention (CDC) our children could have shorter life expectancy nearly 150 billion annually. Children are under-nourished because healthy alternatives are either unaffordable or unavailable. At the same time, childhood obesity, fueled by the consumption of fast, cheap food, is a growing public health threat. The obesity…

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    to Current Nursing (2011), in 1981, Rosemarie Parse first published the theory as “Man-living-health”. The name was officially changed to “human becoming” to remove the term “man” after the term changed in the dictionary from its former meaning of “humankind” in 1992. Parse decided to change the name one more…

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    (The Overuse). So, what if I told you that too much of that drug can lead to harmful effects in our world? The issue of whether antibiotics should be used in the raising of livestock or not has been a recent and widely discussed topic. Human health, animal health, environmental stability, and overall morality are all factors that bring about the debate that encircles the use of antibiotics in livestock raising. When issues such as science and morality are weighed…

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    Weight Loss Diet Analysis

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    mind-blowing variety of services and products to select. Businesses are providing large profits by promoting the items as well as exercise equipment. A physical workout program is usually a crucial part of organic weight loss, moving to the health and fitness or health club is now a day-to-day plan for numerous People in the USA. With organic, working out is going to be the main factor in what amount of weight you lose. It can be found in many alternative kinds and eventually is not an easy…

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