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    Keeping the Weight Off For Good It has always been a struggle after you have become over weight to lose the weight and keep the weight off for good. I personally am a living witness once being thirty pounds overweight. In my personal experience I lost the weight, but still struggle to keep the weight off, I keep putting it back on. After maintaining a low calorie diet, and remaining active I continue to struggle to maintain my ideal figure. Studies have shown that majority of people that lost a…

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    Obesity In America's War

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    Obesity is a disease that plagues America’s old and young more than any other country in the world. Despite efforts to resolve this issue from the communities affected, and by local, state, and federal government this epidemic has yet to come to an end. The most common solutions offered to address the obesity epidemic are ones derived from an economic and dietary approach. Although seemingly worthy solution are commonly agreed upon, however pinpointing an incontestable culprit guilty for this…

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    Benefits Of Healthy School Lunches

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    If children are consuming about 50 percent of their total fat, carbohydrates or sugar, during lunch, that leaves them with a problem for dinner. A child whose parents do not have time to make them a lunch, should not have to limit what they eat at breakfast and dinner. It should be the school's job to make the lunches healthier. Another problem with the lunches, are that students are all different sizes, with equally diverse exercise habits. Some play sports, and others get all their…

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    The Importance Of Food Insecurity

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    org/initiatives/ending-child-hunger-by-2015/ Fram, M. S., Frongillo, E. A., Jones, S. J., Williams, R. C., DeLoach, K. P., Burke, M. P., et al. (2011). Children Are Aware of Food Insecurity and Take Responsibility for Managing Food Resources. The Journal of Nutrition, 141( 6 1114-1119), 1114-1119. Retrieved October 23, 2013, from http://jn.nutrition.org/content/141/6/1114.full.pdf+html Hunger & Poverty Statistics. (n.d.). Feeding America. Retrieved November 5, 2013, from…

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    Today’s teens are bombarded with images and activities that don't mirror their lives from hit teen-TV shows like "The OC" and "Gossip Girl" to the multitude of entertainment programs and features in magazines. Today's media obsessed society often leads students to believe all they need to 'be cool' is be thin, blonde and wear the latest designer clothes. The UGLY program aims to help young adults self-esteem by using celebrities, as they know that young people look up to celebrities and their…

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    Certain kids have different experiences with their school’s lunches, but it’s safe to assume that the majority of children do not enjoy them one bit. At a school in LA, one child says “The healthier it gets the more disgusting it is” which is just another reason why healthy school lunches are not a good idea. Some children at the school can barely describe what “it” is. Kids want to eat what tastes good, not what tastes like garbage, no matter how good it is for them. It’s not just the taste…

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    In this year of health class I have learned many things that can help me live a healthier life. This means being balanced on all sides of the health triangle: mental, social, and physical. I have also learned how to make goals, have a nutritious diet, make a workout plan, I have learned about my family health history, major decision making, and balancing my health triangle. My top goal right now is to be on the University of Minnesota Dance Team. It’s my goal to be on this dance team because…

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    Social Ecological Model Physical fitness is an important part of my family 's life. When I was in 7th grade my parents decided to buy the house next door, they made it into two apartments and added onto the garage. The garage took a year to complete, now its called Family Fun & Fitness. The rest of my Jr. High and High school career was working the front desk there. Conveniently, I worked out everyday, excluding when I was sick. I know physical fitness is important for me because it not…

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    and solve them, so courses that involve critical thinking would be beneficial to my success and attaining my goals. The main role of a health educator is to promote a healthy lifestyle. In order for me to do this, I must be well educated in proper nutrition and fitness. Kaplan can help me achieve this by educating me in topics such as portion control, calorie intake, and proper physical activity. In order for me to be a asset to the patients I assist, I must be well versed in these subjects. I…

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    unhealthy eating habits with the diet their parents could afford and rely on to keep their children from starving. But even with the good intentions left in their wake, the child 's dietary habits just don 't make the cut without the proper care towards nutrition and vitamin intake, since after all, kids don 't really care about that stuff as much as their parents do. Healthy dieting hasn 't died down anymore than unhealthy lifestyles have surged.…

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