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    Often there is more to many situations then what can be seen even ones as cut and dry as weight. A major trending topic is obesity with many people split on two different sides of the topic. One side claims obesity is completely due to a lack of will-power, and people just need to put down the fork, eat healthier, and exercise, while the other side claims it is a disease or a medical condition and should be treated as such. In some way, both camps are right, but there is more to eating then just…

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    and health food stores are popping everywhere encouraging Americans to “get fit”. Despite these efforts the problem of obesity is not changing. In fact, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that “more than one-third of the adult population in the United States is considered obese,” leading experts to label the problem of obesity as an epidemic in America. Obesity is harmful to the body and responsible for a variety of health problems, such as heart disease, diabetes, high…

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    Treatment for Adolescent Obesity In the United States, the number of obese adolescents has steadily increased over the last decade and there is considerable controversy over the factors that contribute to the problem. Arguably, the contributing factors include heredity, race, ethnicity, family functioning, proximity of fast food restaurants, and state and regional dispositions. Despite numerous case studies into each factor, the number of obese adolescents continues to rise and there is no…

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    Obesity In Children Essay

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    Obesity - a chronic disease characterized by excessive development of adipose tissue, which is compounded with the progression of a violation of the various functions and systems of the body. The reasons can be fat metabolism disorders in diseases of the central nervous or endocrine systems. However, most obesity is caused by excessive power, which means energy intake from food exceeds energy expenditure of the body. In obesity primarily affects excessive consumption of digestible…

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    rate for children increased every year (Health, 2013). In the past years there has not even been a slight improvement to the number fatalities and the number of obese Australian adult is one of the highest in the world which is almost in 2 in 3. Obesity has become a serious problem for many people especially for young children. One of the biggest reasons for this that they are influenced by their environment and people around them. The affiliate’s lack of knowledge and understanding of healthy…

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    Obesity In Pet Cats

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    Obesity can be defined as the accumulation of excessive amounts of adipose tissue in the body, and is the most common nutritional disorder in companion animals (3). Most say that obesity has come to be one of the most common problems in domestic animals. Due to the lack of exercise in the house and overfeeding, pet cats are very susceptible to become overweight. Obesity is not only bad for ones overall health, but can lead to many illnesses, causing bigger problems that could be very detrimental…

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    Obesity In Our Society

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    these days are more immune to being fat. If the obesity keeps happening the lineage will begin to decline in existance length and humankind will just be a big ball of skin and fat lying on the couch. Obesity is an ongoing problem in our society today,the issue very prevalent in our new generation causing an ill fated society; to stop this epidemic the government must help raise awareness,…

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    Obesity Vs Poverty

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    Obesity and poverty are two problems that the United States has been facing for a significant amount of time because the numbers are constantly growing, which is detrimental to the view of America. Most people seem them all the time. They can be found on the street, in a store, or even at a workplace ; people see them everywhere but don’t do anything. Why don’t people do anything about the problems of the morbidly obese or poverty-stricken people in the United States? Obesity and poverty are…

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    became more and more robust when plenty of food available. The information on obesity being a “well defined pathologic consequence is less than a century old”( para.1).Throughout history when food was less attainable, people contacted that being obese was a stupendous achievement. In the nineteenth century, The corpulence wasn’t aesthetically pleasing and latter down it’s still not easy on the eye (.Eknoyan, 2006). Obesity is a prevalent epidemic. In the eighteenth century, it was documented…

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    Childhood obesity is a big problem for students. It can hurt the students’ self-esteem and ruin their classroom experience. Childhood obesity has become a major problem in many school systems. This is something that can affect the students grades and classroom participation. Childhood obesity can also cause bullying. Students that are being bullied are more likely to be depressed or have anxiety. It is very important for parents and teachers to work together and get involved with preventing…

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