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    WholeFit’s goal is to provide members and clients with the tools, services, and education needed to achieve their fitness goals and lifestyles. Jon Celestino, the owner of Wholefit, hopes to help others be comfortable in their own skin. "Don't ask yourself what the world needs; ask yourself what makes you come alive. And then go and do that. Because what the world needs is people who have come alive." Howard Thurman From a young age, Jon has had a passion for fitness. At university, he learned…

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    understanding of ‘good’ way to eat will be the basic guide of the practices towards food and how to eat better (Davies, 2014). As an arising issue, food waste is often failed to be taken into deeper consideration. Bloom (2011) considered food waste as a callous conduct of moral. Accordingly, food waste represents the praxis contrasting to the concept of eating well. In fact, what is believed as waste is generated from the whole food system, from the production to…

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    Fast Food Observation

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    are three to four years old. “Age appropriate foods include those that enable the preschooler to perfect these newly developed skills. Finger foods such as diced fruit, steamed diced vegetables, shredded cheese, or cereals are ideal for the young child” (178). It is important for the child to feed themselves and become independent in that part of their life. It is also important for the adult who is handing out the food to make sure the child’s food is either cut up well or easy to chew and…

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    chapter, whether it be being him starving or having just enough food to eat. Being hungry lead to desperation in Richard Wright’s life. The author writes, “ Once again I knew hunger, biting hunger, Hunger that made my body aimlessly restless, hunger that kept me on the edge, that made my temper flare, hunger that made the leap out of my heart like the dart of a serpent’s tongue, hunger that created in me odd cravings. No food that I could dream of seemed half so utterly delicious as…

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    Have you ever been super thirsty during a meal but the only thing you have to drink is something you do not like? If this has happened to you, you know how annoying it is. Right now at Foley Public schools the only option they have for a drink at lunch is milk. Milk may be healthy but kids who do not like milk and lactose intolerant kids are upset with the lack of drink options. When you go through the lunch line you are offered a fruit or starch, a vegetable and a milk. Most kids will take a…

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    Parent Entity Explanation

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    Relationship: PATIENT “schedules” APPOINTMENT Relationship type: 1:M Explanation: business rules state, “A patient can schedule many appointments with one or more nutritionist at Vitality”. The PATIENT entity is on the “one” side of the relationship and the APPOINTMENT entity is on the “many” side of the relationship. Relationship participation: mandatory on the “one” side of the relationship and optional on the “many” side of the relationship. Explanation: The PATIENT entity is mandatory in…

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    it becomes easier to learn your body’s hunger and fullness cues as well as what your cravings mean. Here are the key principles of intuitive eating: STOP dieting! Eat when you’re hungry Stop eating when you’re full No foods are labelled as “good” or “bad” Stop using food as a coping mechanism Utilize gentle nutrition Exercise to feel good 8. Love your body unconditionally In the beginning you may find yourself eating all of the junk you restricted yourself from or shamed yourself for…

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    the all natural stores such as Whole Foods. I could also start trying to grow my own vegetables like tomatoes, What I wouldn’t be willing to do is buying only organic because that is to expensive and I do not make enough money to go 100% organic. In order to reduce the impact that using synthetic fertilizer cause to the plant I would be willing to start buy and eating mostly organic. Organic foods are not treated with the synthetic fertilizer rather organic food…

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    you just want food? There IS a difference. Learning how to tune in to your body and trust your gut takes practice and mindfulness. Your body will give you clues to let you know when you’re hungry (versus when you just want food—which might be for a multitude of other emotional or psychological reasons). Hunger Cues  A gentle hollow area about the size of your fist  Stomach growling above you belly button—not below  Gradual increase in hunger  Openness to suggestions about food  Feeling…

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    Bus Cameras

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    There’s a rule where it says you can’t eat or drink on the bus,but students eat and drink all the time on the bus.If you don’t believe this you can look at the bus cameras to see how many students have done this.So there’s a problem with this rule existing because it’s like it doesn’t exist.This rule also exists for pointless reasons that will be explained later.So it’s time to change the rule or just get rid of it except there’s going to be a compromise.The no eating or drinking rule on the bus…

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