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    Trying To Be Perfect

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    looking similar to them. What they fail to realize is that these women they see‚ are women with money‚ with that being said‚ women with money can buy their bodies‚ such as plastic surgery‚ laser surgery‚ photoshopping and botox. As I get older‚ I’m slowly starting to realize how important it is to today’s society that they have the perfect body‚ they most perfect skin‚ even the right skin color. It’s one thing to look healthy‚ than to actually be healthy. Most of the celebrity women you see pay‚

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    module 1

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    Fitness Assessments Include the Baseline and Module One results below. Activity Lesson 1.03 Baseline Results Module 1 Wellness Plan Results Module 2 Wellness Plan Results Module 3 Wellness Plan Results Mile Run/Walk 8.51 8.45 Body Mass Index 26 26 Aerobic Capacity 39 39 Curl-ups 30 32 Push-ups 15 17 Trunk Lift 9 1/2 9 3/4 Sit and Reach 10 10 Fitness Assessment Reflection Questions: Explain how you feel about your scores when compared

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    Childhood Obesity

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    it would not be corrected. According to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention‚ child obesity is defined as a Body Mass Index (BMI) at or above the 95 percentile to children of the same sex and age. Obesity is an excess proportion of total body fat. A child is considered obese when his or her weight is 20% or more above normal weight. The most common measure of obesity is the body mass index or BMI. Obesity is rapidly becoming a world wide epidemic‚ and is starting with our children. Stanford

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    Fat Is a Feminist Issue

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    always looking for new diets‚ dietary plans‚ supplements‚ and or advice. Every woman would love to be considered physically fit‚ and beautiful in the eyes of others‚ but this within itself is a challenge. Everyone perceives beauty in different ways‚ shapes‚ and forms. Obesity and overeating in women can be linked to sex/gender roles as well as societies expectations on what the ideal woman should be or look like. The essay entitled Fat is a Feminist Issue by author and therapist Susie Orbach; touches

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    Because many people are vulnerable about their appearances‚ it is best to cease use of photoshop on a model’s body to keep from prompting people to self-harm themselves due to wrongful thinking that "they" can never be as beautiful as the model on the magazine. People are people‚ there is no need to cover up "horrendous" body fat or whatsoever. We all have body fat and it’s all natural‚ so why use photoshop on people? What truly matters is the inside of a person. On the other hand‚ if

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    Stereotypes Of Women

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    idealistic image will come into my mind. This is the image that has been drawn by media into our minds through various ways. However‚ it is important to realize that each women is beautiful in her own way‚ irrespective of her looks. It does not matter what body‚ what size‚ what color or what type of clothes she wears. Women cannot be associated with an idealized image; rather every woman is strong and beautiful in her own way. The representation of women that we see today‚ have forced our minds into creating

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    Stigma: Obesity

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    Brewis and her colleagues recently completed a multicountry study intended to give a snapshot of the international zeitgeist about weight and body image‚”(NY times). ‘The findings were troubling‚ suggesting that negative perceptions about people who are overweight may soon become the cultural norm in some countries‚ including places where plumper‚ larger bodies traditionally have been viewed as attractive‚’ according to a new report in the journal Current Anthropology. Dr. Lear‚ who is studying rising

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    without mile long eyelashes‚ the perfect smoky eye‚ and exemplary contouring. Society has idolized these things as “beautiful” and shamed the girls that do not meet these standards; however‚ society should be making everyone feel confident in their bodies. Girls need to know that it is okay not to have an “hourglass figure” so they don’t

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    western society‚ where a third or more of the population has obesity (centers for disease control and prevention‚ 2011). Obesity can be defined as having excessive fat in the body and therefore contributing to a higher than recommended body weight (Kopelman‚ Caterson and Dietz‚ 3). To reach this conclusion‚ a person’s BMI (body mass index) is calculated by using the formula; weight in kilograms divided by height in meters squared (weight /height*height). If the result is 18 or less‚ it means he is

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    Comparative Critique

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    Zack Freeman ACP W131 -Period 4 Purcell October 12‚ 2010 Comparative Critique: “Virtual Love” and “Too ‘Close to the Bone’” In “Virtual Love” author Meghan Daum told a story about an event that once occurred in her life. This event was one of love‚ mystery‚ and disappointment. One where she had inexplicably grew fond of a stranger just because of a simple question that he sent to her through an email message because he had admired her work. She knew nothing about this man and yet she continued

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