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    not be aided by science because there are many natural ways to stay alive without science. The human race has proven to live longer than in the past. One reason why our earth is overpopulated is because of the increased amount of elderly people. If scientists continue to come up with ways to prolong life we will have to pay the consequences in the long run; not to mention, just because people are living longer does not mean they are living happy disease free lives. Karen Weintraub points out…

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    Secrets of Long Life, he shows that the people in the Blue Zones incorporate physical activity naturally into their daily lives giving them a sense of purpose, low stress levels and strong families. Their environment contributes to nutritional and healthy choices too. Buettner discovered that the Italian island of Sardinia has the highest number of male centenarians in the world. In Japan, there is the longest disability-free life expectancy and in Loma Linda, California, a community of…

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    Tips For Healthy Living Overview As the world becomes more advanced people are beginning to rely more and more on technology. Traveling is only done in vehicles now. People no longer have the energy or time to go for a simple walk in the park or even walk two blocks away from their homes. With cheap transport which is also accessible to all then most people have turned to living lifestyles that are harmful to them. Diseases like arthritis and cardiovascular conditions are common today because…

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    body fat than is necessary for a healthy body. However, obesity should not be labeled as a disease because not all are overweight because of a disorder or incorrect function occurring in the body like a disease is defined to be. Obesity has more characteristics that label it as a side effect from other legitimate diseases or complications, rather than a disease on its own. Drastic increases in an individual’s body fat percentage is often caused by unhealthy living patterns, such as poor…

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    lunch and a healthy meal. It is a run to the snack machine and eat it on the way back, so you don’t pass out in front of the patient kinda job. By the time we get home, if we don’t stop by the drive thru, we are famished and tend to over eat on processed foods. Living these habits makes it difficult for us as professionals to preach to our patients these healthy living habits. I too am overweight even though I exercise, but my weight affects me personally when counseling patients on healthy…

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    Through education, new programs, and policy the victims of food deserts will become empowered and a new way of life will prevail. Food deserts symbolize the current social –economic climate in our country today. According to the United States Department of Agriculture, a food desert is an area where urban residents live one mile or rural residents live ten miles or more from a supermarket or large grocery store and where the poverty rate is twenty percent or the medium family income is at…

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    This paper contains an argument in favor of continuing to promote healthy living in Licking County. Tobacco in Licking County continues to be an issue thus declining the healthy living. While tobacco use continues to be a right to everyone over the age of eighteen in all fifty states,it additionally continues to cause disease, disability,and death in not just the United States but Licking County as well. Keeping and enforcing prevention plans in Licking County for tobacco use would not only…

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    When it comes to living a healthy lifestyle, it is a personal choice. When one says, “I do not have the money to eat healthily”, that is an excuse to eat unhealthily. There are many opportunities to buy healthy food for a discounted or reduced price at numerous stores and farmer’s markets. There are people who work numerous jobs and have difficulties getting to the store, but it is all about time management and perseverance to live a healthy lifestyle. Setting plans and goals, allowing…

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    play a fundamental role in the aforementioned program. Each component compromises a separate goal to bring about effective health and physical education into our public schools. Additionally the CSHP, is determined to make school age children more healthy, therefore, more academically successful. Each component of the program is detailed below. 1. Family and Community Involvement The presentation states that family involvement in their student’s academics has a direct correlation to individual…

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    the freedom to choose to live healthfully through our choices. One way to live a healthy life is to follow a model that satisfies the vitality strategy. For example, my life is similar to the Jenny Craig model since it promotes the key components of liveliness, including healthy eating, active living, and positive self and body image. The Jenny Craig model focus on elements of a healthy diet. A diet that contains a variety of healthy foods will lead to longevity and protect against diseases…

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