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    diabetes further down the road. They are likewise more inclined to develop anxiety, pity, and low self-esteem. Kids get to be overweight and obese for an assortment of reasons. The most widely recognized causes are hereditary components, the absence of physical action, undesirable eating habits, or a mix of all…

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    outcomes; anthropometric outcomes; medical tests and procedure outcomes. Would also use nutrition focused and physical data as the outcome. Food and nutrition related history include his food and nutrient intake, medication use, knowledge and beliefs and physical activity. Weight management requires a personalized program that focuses on changing factors such as food and exercise behaviors. The behaviors…

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    authors Fatemeh Rahmati-Najarkolaei, Sedigheh Sadat Tavafian, Mohammed Gholami Fesharaki and Mohammed Reza Jafari studied factors predicting nutrition and physical activity behaviors with the concern of cardiovascular disease in Tehran University students. This explanatory application study aims to identify the important predictors of nutrition and physical activity in relation to cardiovascular disease in students of Tehran University. (Rahmati-Najarkolaei, Tavafian, Fesharaki, & Jafari 2014).…

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    It wasn't long ago that, while exercising, I experienced a painful tear in my left foot. The pain was sharp and radiated at my heel. In all fairness, it was torture and nearly brought me to my knees. My workout ended immediately and, after a day of elevation, icing and no improvement, I knew something was seriously wrong. There was no doubt, especially when the pain was even worse upon rising the next morning. I guess I'm one of the lucky few who didn't ignore the discomfort and pamper my foot…

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    Transtheoretical Model

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    The significance of physical activity is essential for the health status among communities. As we may know, PA could reduce cardiovascular disease, obesity, and even type 2 diabetes. For females, the decrease in BMI and greater results in bone density are improved by physical activity. Overall, between the two genders, females are considered more inactive than males. In Iran for example, 69.8% of the entire population is considered inactive and 30.3% from the recorded data, is made up by females…

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    Low Bone Health Problem

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    they can weaken bones, when they are consumed in excess. Furthermore, you also need to avoid consuming too much alcohol, because they can certainly harm your bones. Go for a regular physical…

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    Water Vs Sports Drinks

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    Sports drinks have established a dominating position in the exercise world for decades. Proper hydration is not a new concept to any sort of activity, but ever since enhancement drinks were introduced there has been a debate over whether or not sports drink are superior to regular water for overall athletic performances. Hundreds of millions of dollars are spent on media advertisements alone to promote the use of rehydrating sports drinks. And the celebrities who endorse them further pushes the…

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    Calf Muscle Procedure

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    To prevent future reinjury physical therapists will recommend an exercise program to stretch and strengthen the muscles around your ankle and knee to help prevent reinjury to your calf. That exercise program includes strength and flexibility exercises for the calf (e.g. Calf raises). Electromyography (EMG) is the process of using an electromyograph machine to produce a record called an electromyogram…

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    “In a medical or biological context stress is a physical, mental, or emotional factor that causes bodily or mental tension” (MedicineNet.com). In the life of a college student, stress can become a part of everyday life. Whether it is studying for the next big exam, or staying up all night to finish a project, all students have different ways of coping with these stressors. Coping mechanisms used by students can be beneficial, or even make a situation worse. Students can become extremely…

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    Cardiorespiratory Exercise

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    Cardiorespiratory exercise and health risk factor have already been shown to have a positive correlation. The addition of resistance training to an exercise program can promote further health benefits for children living an obese lifestyle. Multiple studies have been conducted in order to understand the effects of resistance training on obesity. A study performed by Melissa Sgro et al. took a total of 31 children (7-12 years old) whom participated in the resistance exercise program. Participants…

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