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    For example, eating fruits, vegetables, beans, nuts, and just whole grains, these all contain simple sugars. When simple sugars are found in foods, they usually come with vitamins, protein, minerals, and fiber. This is a very big plus, because fiber slows down the assumption of sugar. What you want to stay away from is the artificial sweeteners. What those…

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    Magnesium Availability

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    In today’s day and age it is very easy to access foods with magnesium. For example, you can simply walk into Metro and buy green vegetables, whole grain cereals, nuts and beans, and seafood. We have the privilege to go to a pharmacy and simply buy supplement to help us improve our intake of magnesium. Some additional food items that maintain magnesium are mackerel, boiled spinach, bran breakfast cereal and almonds. Foods with the highest magnesium per milligram are cocoa, bran breakfast cereal,…

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    One being that being able to prepare meals at home makes the person in control over the quality and the quantity of food. Being able to pick from a wide selection of fresh fruits and vegetables and a local supermarket can really enhance the dish that is being prepared while maintaining proper hygiene, whereas restaurant will mostly use products that are enhancers to…

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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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    Dog Allergies

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    by a simple search for dog food recipes for dogs with allergies. Dogs that have allergies in the large part have a serious sensitivity to commercially prepared food, which is the food that is generally available for a fairly low cost in your local supermarket. Although commercially prepared dog food may be convenient, there is actually very little that the manufacturers take into consideration when it comes to your dog's health and need for a nutritious food. Dog food recipes for dogs with…

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    11 Lifestyle Changes To Fight Chronic Fatigue Summary: Chronic fatigue syndrome can affect anyone, so you need to stay healthy to avoid any health issue. Bad lifestyle is a major component that causes chronic fatigue syndrome. Let’s take a look at 11 changes you can include in your lifestyle to fight chronic fatigue syndrome. Main Content: While addressing your fatigue problem, trying different things with lifestyle changes is one way of looking for relief. There are a wide range of procedures…

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    Family Mealtime Culture

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    from a health issue, daily routine, ceremonies, to manners. I will also be reviewing the importance on how family mealtime reflects the child's development which will show aspects of ethnic identity, symbolism, cultural relativism, and sentimental on food. According to American Heart Association, "About one in three American kids and teens is overweight or obese, nearly…

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    ruin our bodies and gives an elevated risk of life threatening diseases in the future. What everyone doesn’t know is that the right kind of sugar (in moderation) is good for every individual. Food shouldn’t be filled with a plethora of additives like an abundance of fast food chains now days. Natural foods have healthy sugar too that “I think is good for human consumption: ripe fruit, sweet roots…

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    inherited, much contribution stems from how much food individuals consume throughout the day. A diet is the main indicator towards a healthy metabolism and weight mass -- despite understanding the importance of this, many individuals are becoming increasingly overweight due to poor diets. Many of these factors are explored in the book They Say, I Say by ___. According to 4 authors in this book, Americans’ weight struggle may be attributed to fast food companies for false advertising,…

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    the unhealthy options when the food industry is using brightly colored packaging and empty promises to lure people to purchase their food. Hence, the food industry can be seen as the main contributor to obesity. Nobody wants to be told what to eat, but with clever marketing, the food industry does not have to say a word. People crave sugar. Sadly, for some people, sugar is at the top of their food pyramid along side fat. Marketing sugar is an extensive part of the food industry. Breakfast…

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