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    Abigail Coleman Dr. Huffer ENC 1101 24 November 2014 Eating Epidemics: The Effects of Unhealthy Eating Habits on our Culture and how they are Sold to the American Eye Growing up in Asheville‚ North Carolina‚ I learned a lot about eating healthily and making wise decisions about food. My parents radically emphasized local and natural options over packaged products. I learned quickly how to read labels and recognize the hidden ingredients that are toxic to my body‚ and my mom and dad were always making

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    what’s inside a happy meal. The nutrition side of the argument is obvious‚ that fast food restaurants standards don’t meet regulation for a Childs daily calorie intake. I believe by not focusing on the central argument they lose a lot of support. They argue that the marketing that McDonalds does with their children including that toy of the month is making it harder to say no to their children. Instead of focusing on the way they market to their children and the effects it’s causing on them as parents

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    Cause and Effect: Fast Food This is a cause-and-effect essay about fast food – how it become so popular and what its effects have been. It uses 4 paragraphs and a 3-7-7-3 layout (three sentences in the introduction‚ seven in the causes paragraph‚ seven in the effects paragraph‚ and three in the conclusion). Show or Hide Explanations In the past people in the United Arab Emirates used to eat healthy‚ freshly prepared food with their families in the home.Today however‚ many people‚ particularly

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    The Effects of the Western Fast Food Diet    In  recent  decades  there  has  been  a  change  in  the  global  food  and  nutritional  profile‚  where  "left  the  scene"  the  traditional  food‚  and  fast  foods  came  on  to  the  scene.  With  the  convenience  of  today’s  world  and  with  all  the  technological  advances‚  people  are  induced  to  sedentary  conditions‚  thus  leaving  to  conduct  physical  activity  and  lose  weight.  The  energy  regulation‚  determined  by  alimentation

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    Presenteeism……………………………………………………………………..11 Reasons for the rise in presenteeism……………………………………………..…………14 Driving force behind presenteeism conditions…………………………………..…………15 Effects of presenteseeim. Health effects on the employees……………………………………………………………17 Social Effects on the employees……………………………………………….……………18 Economical effects on employees………………………………………………….……….19 Economical effects on the employers……………………………..........................................19 Role of the government and unions……………………………………………..……………20 Conclusion

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    what we so call Technology. Even before in the ancient times‚ we depend upon the help of Technology. We discovered Fire and the different uses that it gave us; we created weapons in order to easily defend ourselves‚ we created shelters to help us protect ourselves from the early calamities. In order for us to have a healthy and secure lifestyle‚ we created Technology. But what is Lifestyle? How do we know if we’re living a healthy one? How do we know if our dependence in technology greatly affects

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    The Effects of UFO ’s on People By Steve Edwards Almost every civilization in history that has kept a written history has recorded the sightings of strange objects and lights in the skies. These objects have been described as glowing wheels‚ colored balls of light‚ and disk shaped objects. Today unexplained aerial phenomena are generally referred to as unidentified flying objects (UFO ’s) or flying saucers. The effects of extra terrestrial sightings can have an adverse effect on people if influenced

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    Importance of Healthy Eating Before and During Pregnancy •Introduction •Why maintain a healthy diet before and during pregnancy ◦Importance of a healthy diet before becoming pregnant ◦Importance of a healthy diet during pregnancy •Women at risk of poor nutrition Introduction Maintaining a healthy balanced diet is important for maintaining optimal health throughout life. For women of childbearing age‚ good nutrition is important for preparing the body for the demands of pregnancy. During

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    The Importance of Nutrition during the Infancy and Toddler-hood Period Research will show how children metabolize the nourishment they receive assist their minds reach their full potential later in life. A variation of factors affects how our brains develop from an early age with nutrition and diet being very important. Good nutrition results in healthy physical and mental condition. Consequently‚ proper nutrition plays a significant role in children’s health and growth‚ whereas malnutrition

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    Why is eating healthy important? Many people today enjoy a greater abundance and variety of food than ever before. Nevertheless‚ countless health and nutritional problems arise from unbalanced diets and overeating. Many people ingest too many calories and too much fat‚ cholesterol‚ sugar‚ and salt and not nearly enough protective nutrients. At the same time‚ many people’s lives have also become increasingly sedentary. These patterns all add to the consequences of not eating healthy. Even though it

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