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    Hyperphagia Case Study

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    is also “no hope” for food outside of what’s already planned (Heymsfield et al 2014). This consists of both physical barriers to food, but also an avoidance of situations where there might be excessive presence of food. These situations include celebrations such as birthday parties, going to…

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    Today, modern cooking conveniences are a crucial part of everyday life. Most americans probably can’t imagine making dinner without a microwave or stove. However, people in early colonial times not only did their baking without all these appliances, but they also grew their own food, instead of being able to run to the grocery store. Cooking tools were rudimentary, and pots and pans were primitive. Cooking was a hot, long affair. However, despite these challenges to prepare the meals, people in…

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    Nutrition In Fast Food

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    in line with the National Institutes of Health (NIH). They additionally tend to be high in saturated fat, sugar, salt and calories. In line with the federal agency, several fast food chains have passed through growing public awareness regarding nutrition by giving some food that are lower in fat and calories than their nominal fare. Fast food is the term given to food that's ready and served terribly quickly. Fast food was first popularized in 1950, whereas any meal with low preparation time…

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    1. Naturalization can be defined as the process of making something seem natural. In the book “Fresh Fruit, Broken Bodies”, Holmes states many examples of the naturalization of social inequality. One example is the language used to describe migrant workers. In the book, the Triqui were described as dirty and wild. They were described as dangerous people that didn’t belong here in the United States. The Triqui people were being disrespected but they didn’t do anything about it because they think…

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    The Pink Ribbon campaign first originated in 1992 and from there has grown into a widespread international movement. The overall focus and goal of the campaign is to generate and increase awareness, to provide the public with information, and to raise money for research. The reason that I chose to reflect on this particular topic, is because after having read the article Moving Beyond the Ribbon by Jill Moffett, I became interested in the infamous pink ribbon and wanted to further my knowledge…

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    Belle O Brien Summary

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    In March of 2017, the Federal Court ruled that blogger Belle Gibson was misleading her audience by pretending to cure her brain cancer using alternative medicine, and that she pay a $410,000 fine for this infraction. The Herald Sun published the article ‘Belle Gibson should be charged for deceptive conduct, writes Susie O’Brien’ on the 29th of September 2017. O’Brien argues that Gibson should be pressed with criminal charges, instead of the civil punishment she received. O’Brien takes on a…

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    Also, processed food is becoming a large issue. If it is not grown, it is most likely processed which is really a tragic thing. Because kids don't want carrots or apples, they want French fries and hamburgers. Obesity is a very large and rapidly growing problem in our nation. It starts out when you are young but most people still struggle with it when they are older. Childhood obesity is the beginning of obesity so we need to control it at a young age. “What a horrible place we've come to in…

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    Any endurance runner who has ever run a race knows the feeling of hitting the dreaded “wall.” First, the legs start feeling weak and breathing start getting heavy with the abdomen and chest helping to inhale air into the lungs. Then, there is a tinge of mental doubt that the runner can even finish the race, so he or she slows down just to try to lengthen the endurance of the run. For most athletes, this is a “wall” that they will strive to get over during every single race, because the “wall”…

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    Inequality, Insecurity and Obesity Obesity is defined as an excessive fat accumulation that may lead health risks. According to World Health Organization (WHO), about 3.4 million adults die per year due to being overweight or obese. Professor Stanley Ulijaszek is a nutritional anthropologist whose work to find the relation between cultural diversity and nutritional health. In Anthropology lecture “Inequality, Insecurity and Obesity” (2014) at University of Oxford, Ulijaszek focuses his attention…

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    Often there is more to many situations then what can be seen even ones as cut and dry as weight. A major trending topic is obesity with many people split on two different sides of the topic. One side claims obesity is completely due to a lack of will-power, and people just need to put down the fork, eat healthier, and exercise, while the other side claims it is a disease or a medical condition and should be treated as such. In some way, both camps are right, but there is more to eating then just…

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