Obesity in the United States

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    people with hypertension, diabetes, and other "obesity-related" illnesses often have healthier blood sugar and blood pressure readings with routine changes that cause very little to no weight loss, signifying that fat itself isn’t the main cause of these problems. In fact, the world's largest study found the maximum life expectancy in the group of people 60-75 pounds overweight by current…

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    Listeners of Triple J radio station, we have a huge dilemma in our society called obesity. Obesity can cause many problems such as: high blood pressure, heart problems, blockage of blood flow to the brain etc. If we engage together and figure out the way to solve the issue, we can find the solution to a healthy body and lifestyle. I hope to convince to take action against obesity in Australia. Australia is facing a large population of overweight people and that have a poor diet. People in…

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    Super Size Me Analysis

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    seems to be one of the main issues when talking about diabetes and heart disease caused by obesity. Looking at yet another documentary that in my opinion should be shown to every school in the country is called “Super-size me”. This documentary was filmed and played by a man named Morgan Spurlock. His adventure began by his curiosity about two girls who tried to sue McDonalds for their health issues and obesity. The two girls of course lost their case against this fast food restaurant. Morgan…

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    Culture and the effect it has on obesity 1320 The purpose of this paper is to talk about why the Americans culture is so obesite.Obesity is one of the ongoing problems in America that has affected the American culture in many ways some more then others and has affected the way other countries view America when it comes to weight. Considering there are close to 50,000 fast food chains across the United States, with McDonald's being the largest restaurant chain, this information does not come as…

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    Obesity In America

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    In the United States today, obesity has become an enormous issue. Just in the last two decades the obesity rate has highly increased. Food chains lure society into constantly eating. They even give out coupons and have deals to appeal more people. The eating habits of society is becoming quite harmful and is starting to produce gluttonous children, over-indulgent adults, and food industries more focused on sales than their customer’s health. Obesity can begin at any age. Many children in…

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    In February of 2014, the biggest Ebola outbreak in history occurred in West Africa. This outbreak eventually spread to other countries, and attracted attention from people all over the world. The United States experienced a few cases of Ebola and as a result, Americans became very worried, and began to fear that there would be a big outbreak in the US. However, there were only 4 cases including one fatality. Despite having few cases occur in America, the Ebola awareness was blown out of…

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    What is childhood obesity and how does it affect the world? Childhood obesity is a medical condition that affects children and adolescents, who weighs more above their normal or required weight and height for their age. The obesity in children is a serious health problem that later becomes problems in adulthood like diabetes, high blood pressure and high cholesterol and with many children becoming obese can and will lead to poor self-esteem and depression. Childhood obesity is a continuous…

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    In the United States, Iowa has a 90.8 percent of graduation rate. The United States system is more advanced in teaching for the future jobs and for everyday living, because testing strategies are useful and resourceful. Three things that causes the United States to be more advanced on education are, the educations the teachers get in order to teach, the testing skills students use, and the school's lunch like giving them free lunch if they can’t afford it . Teachers can have a Bachelor's or even…

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    Rethinking Weight Summary

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    Obesity has become an epidemic across the United States. Americans have continued to gain weight, increasing the amount of people that are considered obese by millions every few years. More and more experts have come to a consensus: weight needs to be addressed and changed in America. Many experts however have not found a way to completely solve this problem at large. In the article, “Rethinking Weight”, senior writer Amanda Spake directs attention to the barriers our society has built for…

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    it was recorded that 2.5 million people died because of obesity related diseases. People in America are eating way too much than we need to, and it is killing us. There are more Americans now that are obese than ever. This will continue unless we do something about it. This can cause severe health issues that can potentially result in death. If we don’t do something, people will pay the ultimate cost that could could potentially mean obesity could end their life. Students who are obese should…

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