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    Junk food in schools

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    The Government had set out a ban to prevent junk food from being sold to children at canteens. Mark Fraser had written a letter to a newspaper company called Community Chronicle on the 29th of October 2010 to share his disbelief at the government’s vain attempt to prevent obesity. Throughout this piece‚ he uses an attacking tone. He aims to target the audience of parents with children in schools to agree with him on his contention that this vain attempt will not benefit the children. Since the

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    RUNNING HEAD: Junk food should not be in schools Are junk foods in schools a reason children are becoming so obese these days? I think it has a part of it. Children start seeing vending machines and soda machines in schools as soon as they begin their education. They see their parents and teachers and other adults eat and drink the items out of the vending machine and soon enough the children themselves are drinking a can of soda a day or sugared filled drink and a candy bar. This is a bad

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    Junk Food is a vast contributor to the increasing levels of diabetes‚ and other chronic conditions and diseases in America. In order to establish a healthy country‚ Americans must alter eating habits and establish knowledge within our nation’s children. The beverage and food industry spend billions of dollars annually to promote its products to children. Public institutions promote these products to increase revenue for school needed activities. This continuous‚ unhealthy cycle is in adversely

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    An unhealthy lifestyle‚ dietary choices‚ or an unbalanced nutritional intake are very dangerous. There is many health risk such as becoming obese or even problems with your heart. Most people don’t think of these little things until it’s too late to take control. There is ways to prevent these buy eating healthy and eating the appropriate amount of whatever and even exercising. To start try to do some type of exercise or pretty much anything to some extinct that requires physical effort. If you are

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    UNHEALTHY LIFESTYLE An unhealthy lifestyle is one of the major contributor to almost every disease‚ illness and health issue that we are facing in this country and the whole world today as well. Late sleeping‚ snacking‚ breakfast eating‚ body weight‚ lack of exercising‚ alcohol consumption and smoking‚ these are the examples of way to define unhealthy lifestyle. However‚ the common way of defining unhealthy lifestyle are poor sleep hygiene‚ sexual promiscuity and substance abuse.

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    #1 Cause of Children Obesity: Marketing of Unhealthy Foods John Lewis Davis DeVry University #1 Cause of Children Obesity: Marketing of Unhealthy Foods “Daddy‚ there it is… please stop‚” my kids yell and scream from the back seat of the car as we pass by the signature golden arches of McDonalds. My children recognize the golden arches‚ the leprechaun on Lucky Charms cereal‚ and all the characters from Tinkerbell‚ to Dora to Scooby Doo on all the boxes of fruit snacks. Yet no one is screaming

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    Off the Map: Extracurricular School Food Open Campus Lunch B Y M A R LO R. M IUR A ‚ M A‚ JD PU BL IC H E A LT H A DVOC AC Y I NST IT U T E This brief addresses “open” or “off ” campus policies that allow high school students to go off campus to purchase and eat food during their lunch periods. The brief highlights issues related to open campus policies and complements the separate Legal Notes: Open Campus Lunch‚ which highlights some of the legal issues related to off campus lunch and

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    People eat more unhealthy foods on days they drink April 10‚ 2013|By Kerry Grens | Reuters NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Americans tend to eat more calories and fat on the days they also have alcoholic drinks‚ a new study suggests. "Food choices changed on the days that people drank... and changed in an unhealthier direction for both men and women‚" said Rosalind Breslow‚ a nutritional epidemiologist at the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism and the lead author of the

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    Unhealthy Depandants

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    Firing Employees with Unhealthy Dependants Shelton Bwondara Liberty University Introduction The issue of healthcare has become a major burden for many businesses in America and the world in general. Healthcare cost are sky rocketing and are not keeping up with the rate of inflation. As wages across the country dwindle‚ the cost of healthcare is still rising. This has sparked a major campaign on the need to bring about healthcare reform. It has been a major political topic since the Theodore

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    To Ban or Not To Ban Every human is born adventurous and curious. In this process of discovery‚ everyone experiences ups and downs‚ happiness and sadness. Different emotions can be felt by one’s heart. It is in this state where people often find avenues to release deep-seated emotions‚ frustrations‚ confidential matters or confessions. The question is‚ would you post something bothering you on social media such as Facebook or Twitter; or would you rather find solace by reading other people’s blogs

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