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    As generations pass human culture has proven to evolve in many ways. From fads to phases society is ever changing. A key factor they all have in common is the way these changes continuously affect us. One topic in particular is physical appearance. Physical appearances play a major role in the way we perceive our bodies. We are continuously told that our best is never good enough. The media is heavily influencing individuals to always look their best; specifically targeting young women. While…

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    Eating Disorders And Media

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    According to the National Eating Disorders Association, 20 million women and 10 million men in the United States have suffered from a clinically significant eating disorder at some point in their life. Most people agree that eating disorders are horrible diseases that are currently rising with popularity, but argument exists as to whether the media is directly causing this increase. Although there are many causes of eating disorders, there is a strong correlation between large amounts of media…

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    Weight loss can effectively happen if an individual follows the correct diet. There are two main types of diets which are heart healthy diets and weight loss diets. More people tend to go on weight loss diets because they see results quicker however, there is also downside to this, which is that they are deprive their body of the essential nutrients, they can develop bodily or eating disorders which they may not be able to stop. People who go on these diets do not know that the advertisements…

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    What do Billy Saylor from Cambell University, Joseph LaRosa from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, and Jeff Reese from the University of Michigan all have in common. Unfortunately, they are dead now and are because of unsafe weight cutting methods in wrestling. Wrestlers and other athletes in sports with weight classes should not cut weight by starving and dehydrating themselves. Most wrestlers lose lots of weight by dehydrating themselves and losing water weight or by starving themselves…

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    can have that ballet body type. Gelsey Kirkland, a ballet dancer, explains, “I starved by day, then binged on junk food and threw up by night; I took injections of pregnant cows` urine, reputed to be a miraculous diet aid; I stuffed myself with laxatives, thyroid pills, and celery juice; I emptied myself with enemas and steam baths,” (Kirkland &…

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    experienced an eating disorder at some point in their life or know someone who has. Furthermore, 50% of teenage girls and 30% of teenage boys use unhealthy weight control behaviors such as skipping meals, fasting, smoking cigarettes, vomiting, and taking laxatives to control their weight ("Eating Disorder Statistics & Research.") So the question is how are so many people, adults and kids alike, becoming or being influenced to develop an eating disorder? The answer, according to some experts, is…

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    “Make a habit of two things: to help, or at least to do no harm. Wherever the art of medicine is loved, there is also a love of humanity. Healing is a matter of time, but it is sometimes also a matter of opportunity.” -Hippocrates Hippocrates is one of the most magnificent figures in the history of western medicine. He was born on the island of Kos and lived from approximately 460 – 375 B.C.E. Throughout his lifetime, Hippocrates is believed to have traveled throughout Greece and Asia Minor…

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    Annotated Bibliography Eating Style and Weight Concerns in Young Females Vervaet, M., & van Heeringen, C. (2000). Eating Style and Weight Concerns in Young Females. Eating Disorders, 8(3), 233. This article examines adolescent schoolgirls attitudes towards eating compared to fashion models and people with eating disorders. The results showed that all types including adolescent girls have concern about their body weight. Results showed that eating disorder patients mostly reported premorbid…

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    Teaching A Dog Kiss Trick

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    Teaching your dog tricks is a great way to keep your dog mentally in shape. Dog tricks run the gamut from jumping through burning hoops to shaking your hand on command. A great way to start teaching your dog to do tricks is to start with the easy ones. The dog kiss trick is probably the easiest trick to teach because most dogs want to give you licks when given the opportunity. The sequence for the dog kiss trick is simple: sit the dog and kneel in front of him lean towards the dog…

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    The movie, Girl, Interrupted, demonstrates the use of many psychological principles, quite accurately for the time period it was made in. This movie kept the watcher on the edge of their seat, and made you think to the deepest places in your mind. It left minimal things to be desired. Watching this movie lets a person see through their own eyes what it is actually like in a mental hospital in this time, which gives the watcher a completely different perspective on things. The movie was overall…

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