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    Teenage Obesity Epidemic

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    The fact that diabetes has run rampant among youngsters has put its major cause, teenage obesity epidemic, under the spotlight. Many experts, especially nutritionists, physicians and scientists, have tried to get their heads around this pressing issue. This essay will delve into some key findings of the causes and solutions about teenage obesity. The main drivers for this phenomenon are sedentary lifestyle and unhealthy diet. First of all, the prevalence of sedentary lifestyle among…

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    Elizabeth deciding to eliminate sugar from her diet was the consistency of it. If Elizabeth cuts out sugar completely and loses 20 pounds, and then goes back to eating how she was previously, she will gain the weight right back. I’ve been told by my nutritionist and physician that whatever I do to lose weight form this point forward (because my body is pretty much done losing weight form the surgery), I must be committed to do that that for the rest of my life if I want to maintain that…

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    McDonalds is somewhere everyone has eaten at, at least once in their lifetime. What they do not know is what they are eating. People today trust anyone with their food in order to save time for work and other important tasks. The time spent on cooking meals in America has "fallen by half since the mid-sixties" (Pollan, "Cooked" 3). Nutrition has been put in the hands of fast food corporations around the world. Unfortunately, fast food corporations such as McDonalds are mainly concerned about…

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    ethic, and time. Sadly, due to the lustrous growth in technology the journalism/print media has been declining (bls.gov). Therefore, much of the median salaries in the prospects of journalism are significantly lower ($53,880-%60,000) than that of a nutritionist, Interior/graphic designer. Journalists are underpaid or at least paid suggestively less than other careers; therefore in order to branch from the norm and median salary, one would need connections and expierence. To obtain a degree in…

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    date. A strong understanding for nutrition and love for helping people are important qualities in a dietitian. As more people are seeking out nutrition help, dietitians are in high demand. “Nutrition is a key element of good health” (Dietitian Nutritionist). Most people need help grasping what foods to eat to be in the best health. Dietitians are specialists trained…

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    on the individual’s severity of the condition. Specific treatment varies by individual and changes as needed if new symptoms develop. Therefore administer medications such as prescribed. Provide a diet with adequate calories; enlist the aid of a nutritionist or dietitian to help with appropriate food selection. The patient might require a longer time to swallow due to poor motor control. If the patient has difficulty swallowing, consult with a speech therapist for appropriate…

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    Spotted Eagle Ray

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    Needs of Aetobatus narian (Spotted Eagle Ray) The presentation was given by Dr. Lisa Hoopes’ on her research of uncovering the nutritional requirements of Spotted Eagle Ray diets for integration into the management of captive species. She is a nutritionist at the Georgia Aquarium in the Department of Research and Conservation. The nutrient requirements for the diets of many marine species are not well known. Many marine species are fed diets that could be causing a weakened body condition…

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    Nutrition’s existence in food was becoming way for apparent in the 20’s. Nutritionists started putting more emphasis on them too. It wasn’t just that but, the automobile industry faced a tremendous amount of growth in the Roaring 20’s. Because of that the pricing for them went down and average American citizens were now capable of buying them. Social Values ended up changing along with everything else. It became difficult to really understand what was socially acceptable and not. Since…

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    Uti Research Paper

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    Urinary tract infection (UTI) is an infection in one of the children that you have to beware. UTI can strike children at any age, even children were babies. UTI can cause a variety of symptoms that are very painful and disturbing the comfort of the child, including fever, vomiting, pain during urination, abdominal pain, and convulsions. In severe UTI, the UTI even should be hospitalized. UTI is caused by germs that interfere with the kidney tissue. So that this doesn't happen in children, we…

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    Fast food is part of the American lifestyle. Mostly one in four adults reported eating fast food in a study published in the April 2004 issue of the “Journal of the American College of Nutrition.” But can eating too much fast food give you health consequences. A huge number of studies have linked fast food to serouis health problems, including increased risk of obesity, poor nutrition, diabetes, heart disease and stroke. In a matter of fact fast-food eaters also had higher intakes of calories,…

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