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    health or have consequences on your morbidity, ability or quality of life and is often referred to as “a lack of food security”. Being obese or overweight can be determined and measured by a persons BMI- body mass index. This can be calculated by dividing your weight in kg by your height in meters squared. Currently, 59% of adult Canadians are obese or overweight. If this trend continues it is…

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    something that may be critical to your body, to something that almost everyone dreads. When people hear exercise they seem to equate it to a number on a scale that must go down. An overweight person these days might see it as something that is for skinny people and skinny people may see it as something for overweight people. Our society has made it so that exercise is equated with one 's size and one 's number on the scale. It 's made it less about health and more about looks and sex appeal.…

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    Many people in thousands of communities believe that the word poverty and the word obese don’t even belong in the same category. Obesity is defined as being overweight or grossly fat. Nearly one-third of the world’s population is obese or overweight , which is 2.1 billion people and 30 percent. People becoming obese have increased substantially in the past 30 years. In “The Obesity-Hunger Paradox,” by Sam Dolnick the article discusses how poverty and being insecure of food increases the cause of…

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    investors. Marketing is growing for many reasons, some of them are following: 1. Almost 300 million people are affected worldwide with obesity. 2. Over 60% of Emirati nationals are overweight and this figure is expected to rise according to WHO (World Health Organization) 3. 15% children’s in United Arab Emirates are overweight. 4. The UAE is ranked 16th worldwide, with 19% of the UAE population living with diabetes. (Source: diabetesuae) 5. A sedentary lifestyle and bad eating habits are cited…

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    Epidemics “since 1980 obesity prevalence among children ages 2 to 19 has tripled”, this is sadly alarming. Obesity has developed frequently among small children and it is concluded to continue to increase. Thirty-two percent of children are either overweight or obese and seventeen percent of them are obese. That’s a little more than half of the children…

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    (68.8 percent) of American adults are considered to be overweight or obese, according to the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases. In my presentation, I discussed why employers discriminate against overweight applicants and employees and also my opinions towards the topic. My presentation explores both sides of the spectrum: the employers and the overweight employees/applicants. Unfortunately it is common for overweight Americans to suffer from sever discrimination in…

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    occur in multiple settings by a range of different individuals. One example may be in an employment setting, where overweight employees are ascribed multiple negative stereotypes including being lazy, sloppy, less competent, lacking in self-discipline, disagreeable, less conscientious, and poor role models. Another example includes a school setting, where students who are overweight or obese can face harassment and ridicule from peers, as well as negative attitudes from teachers and other…

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    Lunches at school should be better because, having better choices like food being organic or having a healthier lunch choices are better for students. Most schools do not have healthy choices to start with.”In 2006, 11.7% of elementary schools, 19% of middle schools, and 23.5% of high schools served brand-name fast foods, such as Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, or Subway. Despite these improvements, many school lunches still contained too much fat, sugar, and salt and not enough other nutrients, and in…

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    Emily Werner English l Mrs. Toews 5 Oct. 2015 Why Americans Are Overweight Or Obese The number one question wandering around scientists’ heads these days, is why americans are so obese and what causes it. Most people think we’re overweight because we simply eat too much or we don’t exercise, but there are many everyday things that cause this rapid weight gain. Many people think because it’s “diet” soda that it is better for you than regular soda, and that it will help you lose weight, but that…

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    I can remember, I was the overweight girl within my group of friends. I did not really start to notice the effect it had on my life until I reached middle school. All of my friends received compliments, the attention of boys, and everyone treated them genuinely better compared to me. For me, I was the girl standing on the sideline, getting no attention and receiving pity compliments. These actions do not just apply to overweight middle school girls like I was. Overweight children, men, and women…

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