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    HSC Assessment Task 1: Recovery Strategies - Thea Djukic (PDHPE 01) Recovery Strategies The aim is to certify that athletes are suitable to recommence back to previous or normal training and competitions. Many athletes tend to limit the use of recovery strategies at times when they are ill or injured. Recovery strategies have many advantages and benefits towards an athlete’s performance which aid with rehabilitation or recuperation. Recovery is one of the main principles of training. The…

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    Vitamin E Benefits

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    Vitamin E is key for strong immunity and healthy skin and eyes. In recent years, vitamin E supplements have become popular as antioxidants. These are substances that protect cells from damage. However, the risks and benefits of taking vitamin E supplements are still unclear. Vitamin E benefits the body by acting as an antioxidant and protecting vitamins A and C, red blood cells, and essential fatty acids from destruction. Research from decades ago suggested that taking antioxidant supplements,…

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    Fad Diet Research Paper

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    Fad diets are not a safe way to efficiently lose weight, yes you make shed the 30 pounds quickly but it’s nearly impossible to keep the weight off after the diet has come to an end. Obesity is something that has overwhelmed the American society, unlike many other places, we have an excess of food, and mostly food that is very unhealthy for us. We have minimal inspiration to lose weight in a healthy way that’s when we turn to the magic pills, potions or supplements to take care of the weight loss…

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    Prenatal Nutrition in Canada The Canada Prenatal Nutrition Program (CPNP) is a program that is funded by the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC), providing support and promoting public health to improve maternal-infant health. Through Florence Nightingale’s historic fundamentals of chattering hopes and advice to the patient, educating on what food to eat, and taking food, healthcare providers of Canada can advance maternal-infant health care today. It is important for women who are…

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    Pic Treatment

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    Treatments Studies of pica show that there has been very little amounts of investigation done based on community-based research for people with pica (Gravestock, 2008). In other words, there has been little research done on individuals with pica whom do not live in an institutional setting and live within their communities. In order for an intervention to be a successful treatment, it must diminish the behavior 70%-90% from the baseline (Williams & McAdam, 2012). This successful treatment…

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    pharmacotherapy may be included in treatment of the alcohol abuser. Pharmacotherapy prescribed by the medical professional may include benzodiazepines for substitution therapy, anticonvulsant medications for the management of withdrawal seizures, and multivitamin therapy with thiamine may be ordered by the attending physician. Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is a peer support organization found in just about every community to help achieve and continue sobriety by using the Twelve Steps philosophy…

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    P261-264 Physical Activity

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    IV.3. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY: {Childhood obesity treatment book p261-264} Importance of Physical Activity: Physical activity is the only modifiable component of the energy expenditure portion of the energy balance equation. Increasing physical activity improves weight loss and maintenance and decreases obesity health hazards. Strategies to increase physical activity should include both increasing in structured and non-structured physical activity and reducing the amount of time spent in sedentary…

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    Egg Consumption

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    independent variables were egg consumption and characteristics of the participants (total energy/food intake; smoking; age; alcohol consumption; history of hypertension and diabetes; parental history of myocardial infarction (MI); body mass index (BMI); multivitamin use/vitamin E…

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    Chapter 20 - Playing Chess and Speed Thinking Chess is a game of creating opportunities and seizing those moments to your advantage. Each move you make or do not make can change the outcome of the game at the drop of a hat. Speed chess requires you to think fast on your feet while playing. This can put considerable amounts of pressure on your brain to succeed at a fast pace. Chess is very beneficial to your brain because of eyesight training. When you are moving your eyes back and forth rapidly…

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    Chronic Illness: D.B’s Life Experience INTRODUCTION: As defined in our textbook, “Illness has carried a commonsense meaning of a temporary disease or condition that can be either cured or controlled by treatment, whereas disability is thought of as permanent and moderated only by rehabilitation” (Mauk, 2012, p. 28). This same textbook quickly outlines that in modern medicine people are now able to live after a “devastating disease or trauma such as cancer and stroke…” (Mauk, 2012, p. 29).…

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