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    people use to eat food that did not contain any preservatives. They would take a lot of time and care in preparation and the cooking of their own food. As a result those people did not have problems because all the food that they ate was natural and healthy. Nowadays‚ it’s the opposite for the younger generations; a lot of people‚ especially teens‚ young adults and working professionals find fast food appealing. As it can be seen‚ there are two kinds of foods: healthy food and fast food. One way to decide

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    December 11‚ 2013 Dear School Board‚ Imagine that you were sitting in a meeting or in different meetings all day and you only have one chance to eat in between meetings? As an adult it might be different for you‚ but as a teenager we need more food in our bodies as we grow. How are we supposed to pay attention in class if all we can think about food and candy? That’s what I am going to talk to you about in this letter‚ why pop and candy machines should be allowed in schools. As a growing teenage

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    Imagine that you are a high school student. Everyday‚ you eat lunch with your friends at the fast food place near your school. You order your usual double cheeseburger with French fries and go to sit down with your friends. They’re standing by the wall‚ waiting for another group to get up so you can sit at your usual table by the vending machine. Ten minutes go by before the group finally leaves. When you sit down and look at your cell phone‚ you realize that you have only three minutes to get to

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    Leading Healthy Lifestyle

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    world famous. But | |unfortunately I’m not‚ so let me take a few seconds to introduce myself. My name is Muhammad Rashid bin omar. I am 14 years old. I am studying at SMK | |Paloh. Well I think that is enough on me‚ let me go on with my topic - healthy lifestyle. | | Health is always impacted by the lifestyle we live by. The modern lives we live do not give us enough time to take care of our bodies. People | |are not

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    A Healthy Constitution

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    Xavier Yearby Laura Beasley English 1101 29 October 2012 A Healthy Constitution The text from Food that I read was A Healthy Constitution by Alice Waters. The main argument that Waters is stating is that we should teach values that help children prepare for the responsibilities of becoming a citizen. In the text‚ she states that “farmers depend on the land‚ we depend on the farmers and our nation depends on all of us‚” and the children are our future. Plato once said‚ “The direction in which

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    “Categorical Inequality: Schools As Sorting Machines‚” by Thurston Domina‚ Andrew Penner‚ and Emily Penner‚ discuss the concept of categorical inequality and how it presents itself in modern educational research. According to Domina and Penner‚ there are many issues today about the educational policy system including various graduation requirements and acceptance into selective schools; which can easily be manipulated into unequal educational categories. The theory of this inequality questions the

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    a healthy community

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    some really great information about the physical and mental health of a community‚ and ways to better them. With the knowledge I have obtained‚ I will now design a community that I feel is healthy‚ and describe what it would look like. For starters‚ there are some factors that I have learned that make a healthy community. These are the physical factors: geography‚ environment‚ community size‚ and industrial development. The social and cultural factors are: beliefs‚ traditions‚ prejudices‚ economy

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    Healthy Lifestyle

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    Healthy Lifestyle In a perfect world we would all be eating the right food‚ exercising‚ sleeping well and just generally enjoying life. In the real world most of us manage a percentage of the healthy lifestyle and muddle through as best we can with the rest of it. Part of the problem is we are encouraged to think‚ mostly by the media‚ that we should be doing everything possible towards a healthy lifestyle‚ all of the time.  For most of us this is just not possible. Constant concern about what

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    A Healthy Community

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    A healthy community is a place where people can prosper both physically and socially‚ reaching their full potential.  In these communities health promotion is adopted‚ and every member works at maintaining a healthy lifestyle free from injury‚ illness‚ and disease. These communities improve the quality of life of their inhabitants by providing its members with healthy‚ available‚ accessible‚ and affordable options. (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention‚ 2014). These communities invest “in proven

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    Healthy Eating People tend to think of healthy eating as a strict diet of unsubstantial meals. They imagine eating meals consisting of boring salads and food with no taste. The reality of the matter is that healthy eating should be looked at as a way of consuming a well-balanced diet with a variety of colorful and delicious foods that will be beneficial to the body. The human body requires an assortment of nutrients that include‚ but are not limited to fiber‚ minerals‚ and vitamins. Eating

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