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    Many people stop and tell themselves that they need to get into shape, but they do not have the time to do it. According to Health (2013), 69% of adults 20 years old and older are considered overweight or obese. Have you ever really wondered what the benefits of living a healthy lifestyle could bring? Living a healthy lifestyle does not mean going to a gym every day, and there are simple ways to incorporate fitness into a busy lifestyle. Along with the personal health benefits to living a…

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    adults are overweight. Hi, I am Max and I am here to speak about the Obesity Epidemic, and what we can change. What is obesity? The literal definition is the condition of being grossly overweight or fat. But in scientific means, obesity is if you have a BMI of 30 or more, while being overweight is if you have a BMI of 25 or over. Recent studies by the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey show that around 73.7% of American men and around 66.9% of American women are obese or…

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    Physical Education Should Be An Available Class In Schools Nearly one in every three children in America are either overweight, or obese. The rates of childhood obesity have tripled in America. Many things, including obesity and restlessness, are affecting the way kids learn in class. Kids and even teenagers are forced to sit all day in their chairs, and it becomes harder for them to learn and bloom in the classroom. There is however, an obvious solution to fixing these problems. Physical…

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    prevalence of overweight and obesity among urban children, using truncated data limited to only urban parents/heads of households. We model obesity as a function demographic, socioeconomic and lifestyle-related factors, based on the following general equation: O_i=α+ Σ_(j=1)^4 〖β_j DF〗_i+ Σ_(j=1)^3 〖ρ_j SOE〗_i+ 〖〖Σ_(j=1)^3 δ〗_j LFS〗_(i ) +ε_i 1.3 1 where: - The dependent variable, O is proxied by either overweight or obese child, constructed as follows: 1: if the urban child is overweight,…

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    Causes and Effects of Obesity in America The combination of being overweight and being obese is affecting 64.5 percent of Americans; the number is rapidly growing (Brownell & Horgen, 2004). What are the Causes? What did Americans change to make such an epidemic take place? Number one on the list of changes is the idea that “bigger is better.” Eating out in general makes people vulnerable in making unhealthy food choices. Even the ones who have more self-control have issues maintaining…

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    is due to the fact that children are now eating foods which are high in fat and sugars and also spending less time on physical activity. For a person to be classified as overweight or obese a method is used to prove that which is the BMI. BMI is one method which is used to find if a person is underweight, normal weight or overweight or obese…

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    some cases nonexistent within whatever race or type of people they are stereotyping. I am often labeled as a fat, male gamer. How our society views overweight people can sometimes be quite disconcerting.…

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    BMIs, have a greater risk for obesity and overweight related issues (source 4). And in America not only are the houses, cities, and serving sizes bigger. But so are the people. According to recent statistics, 78.6 million people in America are obese (source 3). That is more than one-third of the US’s population, and yet still many Americans continue down on their path to obesity. The American people are unaware of the dangers of what being obese or overweight can lead to. Americans should be…

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    Negative repercussions of not exercising include diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and premature death. By not creating a schedule to stick with, people can easily become overweight, causing one’s heart to work harder and puts one at risk for serious health complications. The World Health Organization estimates that “3.2 million people worldwide die of complications from physical inactivity” (“Long Term Effects of Not Exercising”)…

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    A venti caramel frappuccino from Starbucks has 510 calories, and eighty one grams of sugar. An average meal should be around 700 calories, and the average amount of added sugar you should have in your diet is twenty five grams per day. People are tripling their sugar intake in one drink, and basically eating a meal at the same time. Unfortunately this “meal” has absolutely no nutritional value. America currently has the title of “Most Obese Developed Country”, and the average dress size for a…

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