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    How much can a change in diet affect you? Well, when it's a diet that's changing from eating mostly raw meat and plants to eating cooked meat and plants it could make a very large difference. How has the change from raw meat to cooked meat shaped the way we live now? How big of a role fire play in the evolution of people? How much more energy is taken from raw meat than cooked meat? How have the methods of cooking changed from when cooking first started? What kind of tools and technology was…

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    The Current dietary trends are; Paleo diet is a diet that states it is the way Humans were genetically designed to eat. In this diet you can't eat Legumes, beans, and tofu, starchy vegetables, Dairy, high fat means (salami), sugars, processed foods and salty foods. Advantages; You eat less bad things, You eat more food things (very nutritious variety of foods), Helps balance diet (less sugar and salt) helps with illnesses (diabetes and blood pressure) and Decreases your exposure to additives.…

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    processed foods, the raw food diet is becoming a way of life. A raw diet means stepping back in time, to humanity 's earlier roots. Food was eaten in a natural, unprocessed state. Humans picked foods from plants and ate them immediately, without cooking or changing the foods. They were able to take in the most nutrients by eating this way. Today most of our foods are processed and cooked. This strips away important nutritional value and adds many empty calories. Followers of a raw food diet…

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    my raw scores and percentile rankings from Oliver’s (2015) Big Five Inventory survey. My raw open-mindedness (i.e. openness) score is 1.00, and shows a higher ranking than 98% of other participants that have taken the survey, which indicates I tend to enjoy new experiences and viewing situations or problems from multiple perspectives. My raw score for conscientiousness is 0.96, and places higher than 99% of previous participants, which overall suggests I am well-organized and reliable. My raw…

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    writer of that phrase was not just referring to apple per se, but to all kinds of fruits because these are beneficial to the body, especially when eaten raw. Fruits help our bodies flush out toxins. This is why vitamins have a fruit base. Best Eaten Raw Doctors specializing in end-stage cancer and other terminal diseases recommend eating raw food over cooked food, as the former will help the body resist cancer cells. In fact, they would classify food cooked at high temperature…

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    growth, but the location of lands we acquired (such as Hawaii) gave us an advantage in world wars that proved to be critical. Many of the justifications given for this period of American Imperialism were reasonable and some were not. The idea of raw materials and new markets for American manufactured goods was an unrelenting force that took America out of its isolationist state, and for good reason. For example, when the United States was in an economic depression in 1893, these new markets,…

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    affected agriculture. Many traditional wooded tools were replaced by metal sturdier better tools. This improvement allowed for better agricultural yield and the better yield also promoted more tooling innovations. So metal is one raw material which was in demand. One raw material…

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    During the late 1800’s and early 1900’s, scramble for Africa, or known as the European Imperialism, was at its peak in Europe. One of the reasons why it was so broadly popular was due to the political and economic benefits it gave. Because rivalry between countries was also present at the same time when European Imperialism was rising, having colonies was a symbol for international power. Thus, more colonies meant more political power. Yet, more importantly, it was the economic benefits that the…

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    different types of Puppy Food available on the market, and it's entirely up to you which one you choose to feed to your puppy. The two most popular choices of food are either wet food or dry food, but there are also a few alternative options such as the raw food diet, which are now becoming more, and more popular. Dry Puppy Food is easily available in most pet supply stores, and it comes in many varieties. Many owners decide to use dry Puppy Food because there is little or no odor and it tends…

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    Hawker Food Case Study

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    The hawker foods enable to implement a good hygiene practice by adapting the Five Keys of Safer Food in their daily life. The Five Keys of Safer Food comprises of five key which are keep clean, raw and cooked food should be separated, cook thoroughly, keep food at safe temperature and use safe water and raw material ((WHO), 2006). Each of these messages has its own explanation and reason why it’s should be implemented to ensure food…

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