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    overwhelming from media and doctors. Mary Ray Worley‚ a member of the National Association to Advance Fat Acceptance (NAAFA)‚ believes that modern day society is completely intolerant of obesity so much as to say that they "would rather die or cut off a limb than be fat" (492). She has made it a priority to convince Americans to accept obesity which she fights for in her essay‚ Fat and Happy: In Defense of Fat Acceptance. She believes that people should not be ashamed of their bodies‚ or try to change them

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    Are You Sure It’s Fat Free Dan Christianson MAT 126 Melinda Hollingshed November 15‚ 2010 Watching what we eat and dieting seems to be a very popular topic of discussion in many circles. Obesity in today’s society is classified as an epidemic. I know that I personally do not pay attention to the nutrition labels on the foods I eat‚ but after these exercises I may start. According to our text‚ the food industry bases its figures on the weight of the product not the calories

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    JBT Task 5 (0515) Fat‚ which is commonly defined as oil‚ have both good and bad affect on our overall health. No matter what type of diet plan we follow‚ we do intake some amount of fat with our diet. Fat‚ overall‚ is good for our health as it is a type of nutrient that helps body drives energy. At the time of any physical activity‚ our body uses calories from fat to keep the body moving and to keep is energetic. We feel drained out when our body is out of energy‚ which often happens in the case

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    Individual Body Fat and Eating Disorders Paper In this summary I will address body fat and eating disorders. First‚ I will start off by defining and describing body composition and the risks associated with excess body fat. Secondly‚ I will discuss the factors that have the obesity epidemic over time‚ and lastly I will discuss eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa‚ bulimia nervosa‚ and binge-eating disorder as well the physical and psychological disorders that come along with each of them

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    A Critique of “Fat and Happy: In Defense of Fat Acceptance” By Mary Ray Worley Fat and Happy: In Defense of Fat Acceptance‚ written by Mary Ray Worley‚ is an article about the way she feels about body fat (492). Mary Worley’s take on fat changed when she went to the convention of the National Association to Advanced Fat Acceptance (492). The author goes on to talk about how fat people should not be ashamed of their bodies and that there are no real medical reasons why they need to lose the weight

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    Theories of ‘fat talk’; The theory that has received the most empirical attention is known as the Objectification Theory by Fredrickson & Roberts (1997). This is based on the idea that women are socialised and consorted to view themselves as objects that are in turn‚ viewed and evaluated by others on the basis of their appearance. Manz‚ Petroff‚ Curtin & Bazzini (2009) claimed that fat talk is a “social extension of body objectification”. By engaging in fat talk‚ Arroyo (2014) proposes that women

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    applicant is currently a difficult task for many employers but by narrowing the applicant pool by solely on nationality is very inefficient and costly for the organization. Question #9 The fundamental problem associated with overfishing of the oceans is the possible a lack of supply. Although fish are considered a renewable resource‚ there must be enough members of that species available to reproduce. Question #10 When comparing a ban on trans-fat to a ban on cocaine the difference rests in

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    proportion of total body fat. A person is considered obese when his or her. Obesity occurs when a person consumes more calories than he r she burns. For many people this boils down to eating too much food. [www.webmd.com]. When a person becomes obese it becomes hard to do something a normal person can do. Factors that affect obese are Age‚ Gender‚ Genetics‚ Physical Activity and illness. As you grow older‚ your body starts slowing down‚ and takes longer to break down foods you consume‚ so as you get

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    In the article‚ “Let them eat fat”‚ the Author‚ Greg Crister explained how fast food have grown aggressively targeting customers for their product in the poor neighborhood‚ where most of their customers are young black kids. He further explained how these fast food incentive their customers to eat the super-size meal for only a few cents more‚ and also points out the bad quality of food they serve and the high number of calories a meal has. The author studied that most inner-city consumers are cheerfully

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    Saturated fat is frequently consumed in the Modern western diet and is highly abundant in places such as meat and dairy products. Research (5) analyze the existing controversy on whether consuming saturated fat is beneficial or not. Present (2) studies contribute to the discrepancy because they don’t consider the variation saturated fatty acids (SFA) have on individual people. Factors that contribute to the differences are genes‚ diet nutrients‚ obesity level‚ exercise‚ and lifestyle. Insufficient

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