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    Over the last couple of years, America has been able to develop immunity to many of the common diseases found in underdeveloped countries. Our technology and intellectual skills provide us an invisible shield against common strains of bacteria and viruses. However, there is an even worse pandemic that has plagued Americans for years and eluded our efforts for a cure. This disease is absent in underdeveloped countries. Its name is obesity, and it has taken America by storm. Despite rising obesity…

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    Russ Shafer-Landau provides us with an article by Jeff McMahan in order to give us an analytical argument on gun control. Jeff McMahan, in his article Why Gun Control Isn’t Enough, discusses why he believes guns should not simply be controlled in the United States, rather they should be banned. McMahan makes the case that gun ownership, in its entirety, is dangerous and illogical. Through several examples and through his own reasoning, McMahan hopes to convince the reader that the only way…

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    Critique of Dante’s Hell Why do people do the things they do? Is it because they simply love to do it? Is it to make money? Is it to make another person happy? Ultimately, people do things because they want to get something out of it, or benefit from in it some form or another. For example, a teenager probably doesn’t just feel a burning desire to wash the dishes for their mom because they love her and want to serve her in any way imaginable. They most likely want their parents to let them go…

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    (Billups, 2015). Consequently, instead of gaining fifteen pounds while enrolled in college, I lost those fifteen pounds within the first year. Although I didn’t have the healthiest diet, I kept myself active and busy every day. I also discovered that overeating can be a leading cause with dangerous effects. I would often by that person to eat when I’m not even hungry, or perhaps eating when I’m already full. I suggest that others that had similar issues to do what I did to hold a better balance:…

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    force themselves to fit this standard and result in health problems disastrous to ones body and mental health: Eating Disorders. Common eating disorders are Anorexia Nervosa, the starving of oneself to stay thin, Binge Eating Disorder, constant overeating, and Bulimia Nervosa, frequent eating followed by self induced vomiting.…

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    The absurd in philosophy refers to the conflict between the tendency of men to seek inherent meaning and value in the life that one lives and the inability to find any. The Absurd arises out of this constant confrontation between the unreasonable world’s silence and the human need for purpose and meaning. Thus, human beings must live in a world that is indifferent towards them or altogether forever hostile. As Camus observes, the world will never care for humanity the way that man wants it to…

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    The Wicked Witch of the Obese Children Scientists say drinking apple juice before bed can increase our chance of having a happy, vivid dream. Obviously, our dreamer didn’t hear about this research. A poor woodcutter with a wife and two children struggles to provide enough food for his family. The children, Hansel and Gretel, are abandoned in the woods by their parents, to fend for themselves. They face starvation and get captured by an evil witch in the woods. The witch gives them plenty of food…

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    Twenty years ago it would nearly be impossible if a parent tried to get their child to come inside after a long day of running around and playing in the sun. Little boys would be mad at their mom or dad for breaking up their intense game of football and the girls wouldn’t want to go inside until they finished their adventures at the park; that’s not really the case today. Instead, more kids would complain about having to go outside because that would mean time spent away from their phones and…

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    Essay On Defense Of Food

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    Food is a necessity for all life, and the food markets are selling very well known food brands. The situation nowadays with food is the new brands that are being created and the new words, including; saturated fats, dietary fats, lipids, and nutrients. Food is being fixed in order to create a better life for people to stay healthy; therefore cutting off the access to fats and carbohydrates to induce groups to buy the newer brands. In Defense of Food has the ability to change the perspectives of…

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    Advice is a highly sought out treasure in our society. Humans can learn lessons without actually experiencing the consequences, good or bad, through the advice given by others. But what actually constitutes good advice? many of the well-known tips and tricks for exercising and losing weight are inaccurate?) hook (one of the most common is spot burn fat?) Some of the most prevalent advertisements on the internet refer to targeting fat loss in a specific area. “get abs here” or “get rid of…

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