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    fill up a bathtub! I think that americans should be taxed for soda due to the rising rates of obesity, unhealthiness, and diabetes. Obesity is becoming more and more common in america. More than two-thirds of americans are obese("Overweight and Obesity Statistics." Overweight and Obesity Statistics. N.p., n.d. Web. 23 Apr. 2016.). That is 190,800,000 people! Sadly, soda promotes more weight gain than any other food. 25% of american residents get 200 calories a day from soda(CNN. Cable News…

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    In 2012, more than one third of children and adolescents were overweight or obese. (cdc) Childhood Obesity is a pandemic that is swallowing the youth of America. These staggering statistics are direct correlations to the improper Parenting styles adopted by most American Families. Childhood Obesity targets those parents whom lack the proper knowledge and dedication to provide their children & themselves with a healthy lifestyle. In this day & age nutrient deficient food is plentiful and always…

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    Rationale In today’s increasingly sedentary lifestyle, a substantial emphasis has been placed on incorporating physical activity into our daily lives. Given the well-known relationship between sedentary lifestyle choices and chronic disease (Boyle et al. 2010; Ganzit & Stefanini 2012; Na & Oliynyk 2011), physical activity promotion has become a Significant goal for University students. As physical activity has grown to be a predominate aspect of preventative medicine, accelerometer-based…

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    Many Americans lack the motivation to engage in any form of physical activity. In fact, 27.5 percent of the United States population is considered to be obese, and 25.3 percent of the population in sedentary (“2014 Annual Report”). According to Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans, children and adolescents (6-17 years old) are supposed to get 60 minutes or more of daily moderate intensity physical activity (“Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans”). They should get at least three days…

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    I enjoy a number of activities, both of the active variety and lazy. On the weekends I enjoy going for bike rides, playing golf, or taking the dogs for a walk to counteract the lack of exercise due to work that leaves me in sitting in the office most of the day. When the budget allows I enjoy going out to the movies or out to dinner with my wife, but most of the time we like to just relax at home and watch television. How is your motor functioning? My motor functioning has reached its full…

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    Ten Day Exercise Program

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    A health change behavior that I took part of in order to improve my health consisted of a ten day exercise program which I managed to complete in the time I was given. For the past two years in college, I had slowly developed into living a lifestyle that involved little to no exercise which I have been slowly trying to change for the better. The one major health change that I believed would positively affect me the greatest was implementing daily physical activity into my life. I structured a…

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    Most people in the world nowadays know about exercise. It is almost impossible not to at least be aware of it. They are constantly being bombarded by it, whether it is in a magazine, on TV or in the latest ad on the radio, people have heard of it somewhere. Each person has a different reason for why he is choosing to start an exercise program, he is sick of looking a certain way, having too much body fat, not fitting into the kinds of clothes he would like to wear, not being confident in a…

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    Figure 1: Do you think age affects nutritional dietary requirements? 48 Figure 2: When making food choices you are mostly likely to eat for… 49 Figure 3: Does the following effect your diet? 50 Figure 4: Does the following effect your diet? 51 Figure 5: Sugar Consumption 52 Figure 6: How much sugar do you think you eat in grams per day? 53 Figure 7: What is the daily recommended intake of sugar in females aged 55-65 in Ireland? 54 Figure 8: Daily Sugar Consumption: do you associate the following…

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    Article #1: “Body Norms and Fat Stigma in Global Perspective” Author Alexandra Brewis tackles the widespread view on weight and what people identify fat with. “Fatness and obesity are by contrast associated with ugliness, sexlessness, and undesirability but also with specifically moral failings, such as a lack of self-control, social irresponsibility, ineptitude, and laziness,” (Brewis). In this excerpt of the article, Brewis explains that the widespread view on Fatness and obesity and later on…

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    Choice "C" is the best answer. The patient has slipped capital femoral epiphysis (SCFE) of the right hip, a Salter-Harris type I fracture. This is an orthopedic emergency and usually requires prompt surgical intervention, with placement of pins to prevent further slippage. A delay in diagnosis or treatment leads to an increased risk of avascular necrosis of the affected femoral head. This can lead to long-term hip dysfunction and early osteoarthritis. Slipped capital femoral epiphysis (SCFE) is…

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