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    Physical activity has always been heard of. It is on the News, magazines, television, everywhere, that people are not being physically active. Obesity did not raise awareness to this issue because working out or just moving around has always been a solution to a lot of problems today and way back before. It is an important part of conquering this battle. “Increasing physical activity and exercise is an important element of regimens intended to produce weight loss, even though the addition of…

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    Title: The Effects of Exercise and Diet on Cognitive Function Abstract: The overall objective of the experiment was to observe the overall effect exercise and a healthy balanced diet on cognitive function after a period of two months and compare the results obtained for a person who did not regularly exercise and eat healthy meals. Physical activity commenced for 45 minutes, four days a week over a period of two months. Pulse rate and glucose levels were taken to record blood sugar levels…

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    interest in physical activity before. Although, I focused more and the physical aspects of what exercise could offer, I was unaware of the abundant psychological advantages, also I talked more about anaerobic type of exercises, mostly weightlifting. Of the people that I tried to pursued into developing a exercise schedule only a few stayed with, however I think if I was better educated then as I am now I would have been better at persuading those individuals to keep up with their exercise.…

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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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    Most American adults want to lose weight, have more energy, and be in better physical health. Health is defined by the World Health Organization as “a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity”. In order to become healthy in all aspects of life, one must decide to change their lifestyle. It is estimated that 45 million Americans diet each year and spend in excess of 33 billion on weight loss aids (Popular Diets: What…

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    Weight Stigma

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    Weight Stigma Vartanian and Novak (2011) studied the relation that exists between experiences with weight stigma and individuals’ motivation to exercise. It was discovered that, individuals that faces frequent weight stigma are more dissatisfied with their bodies and being more motivated to avoid exercise. This discovery is consistent with the growing body of research indicate that weight stigma leads to a poor psychological functioning. Weight stigma is related to low…

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    from massage and chiropractic therapy. In my own words, it’s as if a physical therapist, chiropractor, and a massage therapist combined their practice a named it muscle therapy. The injury I sustained was a sprained meniscus, a thoracic strain, and thoracic sprain from a fall off a waterski ramp. I was originally referred to a physical therapist but I stopped going after two weeks. I realized they gave me the same exercise to do every time I went and my healing would surely plateau. My…

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    Can you really lose weight without exercise? Yes. But that doesn't mean you can live a sedentary lifestyle, and expect to live healthy. There are side effects to no or irregular physical activity. Do you know any couch potato with a healthy weight or has a flat tummy? If you do, then they are either lucky or they're not a couch potato in the very sense of the word. You need to make lifestyle changes if you want to burn fat without going to the gym or following a workout regimen. These include…

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    numerous people wish to lose weight fast. Thus, people tend to start diets that decrease serving sizes and exploit physical activity. This method of losing weight is thought as the only track to losing weight, however, there is a healthier and safe route to lose weight. The foremost method of losing weight safely is to decrease calorie intake, maintain a journal, and increase physical activity. Losing weight is a tedious process and diet is a major aspect of it. Commencing a diet does not…

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    classroom and within school, bullying can be a hidden action and can be completely missed by teachers and staff. Within recess, teachers can pinpoint these actions as they can become very obvious during recess with actions such as verbal abuse and physical abuse, such as pushing another or throwing punches, or the like. These relations are shown in the quote from a poem, “The children would leave his classroom for the playground and torment the weak…

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