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    written by David Katz in 2010 talks about the fact that individuals’ food choices affect their health and the importance of eating clean. In the article, Katz uses clear reasons, credible sources, solid data evidence, and vivid examples to explain how our bodies process food, how the food people consume can directly affect bodies, how eating badly contributes to the most of the chronic diseases and deaths, and how to choose clean food. He encourages readers to eat clean and stay healthy. By the…

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    some cases, these individuals may not be able to prepare meals. Having foods which uses simple ingredients, little cooking ware, and take little time, will help improve their nutrition. Due to the fact preparing meals can be strenuous, eating snacks that address two food groups is a good way to obtain a variety of nutrients. I was unaware, as a person ages their thirst sensory declines. Including fruits and veggies as snacks is an efficient way to obtain some…

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    gym-o-holic. By making a few sumbtle changes to your diet, and daily activites that you do anyway, you can rapibly burn fat onetheless. In this overview, we 'll take a look at certain foodss that can help to make you feel full for longer periods of time, foods…

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    My usual food intake pattern is pretty regular for the most part, although it slightly fluctuates from time to time. My typical day starts out around 8a.m. with an 8-12oz cup of black coffee and some days I will add two tablespoons of French vanilla creamer. If I find myself still hungry after a cup of coffee, I will eat one cup of Special K cereal with about ¼ cup of 1% milk. I wouldn’t say I am much of a breakfast person, though I do enjoy it from time to time. Around 11:30 a.m. I find myself…

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    Low-cost food products that the single mother can use to keep up with a nutritional diet for her family are spinach, nuts, mushrooms, sweet potatoes, fresh seasonal produce, eggs, beans, lentils, chicken breast, oats, canned tuna, yogurt, brown rice, whole-wheat pasta and fruits and vegetables. Beans, lentils, and eggs are great protein products and the chicken breast has lean protein (“Eating Healthy on a Budget,” n.d). The spinach has Vitamin A, Vitamin K, and calcium. The brown rice is full…

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    child’s eating habits and should avoid buying the unhealthy foods advertised on television. Tish Davidson stresses in “Childhood Obesity” that parents have to be good examples for their children in order to prevent child obesity. They should start working on good eating habits at a young age (170). There are numerous ways parents can promote healthy eating. For instance, having a healthy variety of food and healthy snacks in the food pantry or refrigerator is a must. Doing this, gets rid of…

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    and Decile 10 Schools,” point out a study that was done to see how many children in schools received adequate food nutrition. The first school, decile 1 had 24 children in the classroom. The 24 children in this first classroom come from middle class families. Out of the 24 children almost all ate breakfast and all ate breakfast every morning, that for the most part showed the healthy food groups. The second classroom children come from lower class, poverty families (Clayton, 2012). out of the…

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    This indicates that fast food restaurants meats contains preserved skeletal muscle, cartilage, adipose tissue, blood vessel, bone, connective tissue, peripheral nerves and plant material. Yuck how disgusting!!! And us citizens still eat at fast food restaurants why is this? Observing myself I know that fast food restaurants is poor on nutrient, but we still go back to the fast food industry because we are in a rush at times and there prices are very affordable…

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    longer lunch time. There are various nearby locations around the school in where students can purchase food for their own appetite and satisfaction. Besides that, the students will also have the option to return home and prepare their own food. Also, on campus lunch time is only 30 minutes and not all students have the opportunity to eat their food. With the vast amount of students there is not enough food for each student. Declaration of Student Rights: We hold these truths to be…

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    many gifts to be grateful for like clean water, food and many freedoms. We take many of our gifts for granted. Some Americans don’t appreciate what they have on a daily basis. Many immigrants come to America to have a new life. America has so much food we don’t know what to do with it. People in America throw away scraps of food that kids in other countries would love to have. We usually get 3 meals a day and breakfast, lunch and supper plus snacks which is more than enough. Many countries…

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