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    I am talking about them together because they kind of run together. Poverty leads to many families in third world countries to not be able to provide food for their families. War can cause poverty and make food hard to get too. In war, starvation can also be used a weapon in under developed countries. That has happened in history such as Hitler in World War Two. When parents do not have the money to afford food for themselves it affects the nutrition of their children. Women in Africa is…

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    Poverty has always been a huge problem in society and has only been getting worse as time goes by. In the United States approximately fifty million Americans live in poverty. On a global scale over a billion people in the world are poor and over eight hundred million are hungry. In the bible, there are many instances where poverty is present. There are also instances in Tattoos on the Heart, where Gregory Boyle helps struggling former criminals transform their lives back to normalcy. Gregory…

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    importantly, food. The Lifeline food packing mission was my first service experience, which was the case for most of the students who participated, and it as also one of the first glimpses we had of just how bad the situations are in countries where starvation and malnutrition are so common. Seeing the struggles of starving people in other countries opened my eyes and helped me to better recognize and appreciate our own privileges. The Lifeline Christian Mission is an organization that…

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    Solving World Hunger

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    Some people take for granted the fact that they get three solid meals a day. I for one have never had to worry about where my next meal was coming from or when I will be able to eat again. According to the article FAO Committee on World Food Security Meets on Hunger Challenges states that, in the world today, eight hundred and forty two million people go hungry every day. World hunger is worst in Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa, and Latin America (“Know Your World: Facts About World Hunger & Poverty”)…

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    “The uneasy or pain in the stomach that is caused by the lack of food”(Cook). This is only the most common known effect of hunger and there are many less known effects that are way more dangerous to people then that. The lack of food or nutrients affect not only the energy of a person, but the mind and body too. Hunger is common in every country and can affects every single person. If Hunger affects the mind, then hunger must have a great effect on the education of children too. Why, in this…

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    Some people will reject the idea of eating bugs immediately. They have a predetermined mindset that bugs are dirty and gross. What they do not know though, is that they have been eating bugs all of their lives. In the United States of America the Food and Drug Administration, also known as the FDA, runs the show when it comes to protecting the health of its citizens. One of the many topics that they govern over is the safety of food consumed. This is important because the FDA is forgiving when…

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    All You Can Eat Essay

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    All You Can Eat: How Hungry is the World Approximately 795 million people in the world are chronically malnourished. That means that one in nine people do not have enough food to live a healthy lifestyle. This is the biggest problem affecting a considerable amount of the human population. Hunger and hunger related illnesses kill just over 6 million children a year. Hunger is not partial to race or gender, it’s a problem in all corners of the world, it affects people in even the most developed…

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    Hunger has three meanings (Oxford English Dictionary 1971): the uneasy or painful sensation caused by want of food; craving appetite. the uneasy or painful sensation caused by want of food; craving appetite. Also the exhausted condition caused by want of food, the want or scarcity of food in a country, or a strong desire or craving. The world population is increasing at a tremendous amount, more than it has ever grown before, for any species of animal. However, we do not have enough food to feed…

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    Anorexia Nervosa Affecting nearly eight million people in the United States alone, anorexia is a disorder of adolescent development that peaks around ages 14 or 18, but in rare cases, early 20’s. Anorexia is best understood in terms of the development of the total personality in the context of their family. Adolescents raised in families that place a strong emphasis on achievement along with external appearance are more likely to develop anorexia nervosa. People suffering from anorexia, lack the…

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    Amartya Sen Famine

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    One way in which this instability is manifested is through actual famines. Famines can be defined as an extreme scarcity of food. As Amartya Sen explained, most famines are not created by food shortages. The traditional “causes” such as harvest failures, droughts, and decreasing food imports are often not contributing factors. Moreover, Sen believed that social systems determine how a society’s food is distributed have the greatest influence over whether famines occur. Sen’s theory can be…

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