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    from Rochdale who eat junk food and drank eight cans of energy drink to gain weight‚ died of liver cancer‚ on July 19 caused by years of steroid abuse. Wharmby had been battling cancer for five and a half years. Dean Wharmby had a physique that was admirable to many. He was big and he was bulging‚ and that was exactly what he was looking for. He was obsessed with getting bigger and ate a diet that consisted of 10‚000 calories a day‚ many of which came from unhealthy foods like burger and pizza

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    TV is Bad for You Many people around the world spend tireless hour staring at the TV screen every single day. TV is becoming like a drug‚ people are addicted to it! TV’s can expose to us the weather forecast‚ sports and global events. TV’s also can give quality entertainment‚ education programs and something to look forward to after a harsh day. Though there are advantages‚ there are also many more disadvantages to watching TV. The passage from ‘Small screen big trouble’ about the crime wave of

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    Brownlee‚ Brownlee states that fast-food companies are the ones to be blamed for the obesity problem in America. Fast-food restaurants have already been sued for not warning consumers of the effects their meals have on their health‚ but yet they continue to progress in ways to make their company sell. For example‚ they target customers who are known to eat at such restaurants‚ usually young single males. From research it was known that the males who ate junk food frequently did not want to spend time

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    d Is Fast Food Good for Our Health? Written by : Ika Febry A It has been known before that every day the consumption level of fast food or junk food becomes increasing although there are so many negative statements about fast food. Fast food mostly consume by people who have no time to cook for their family‚ and very busy. But it possibly eaten too by people who naturaly like or become fans of those kind of food‚ and already state in their mind that fast food is their favorite food ever which

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    who can’t control their vices and it can also help people who badly need health benefits from the government. Adding sin tax to cigarettes and liquor can help‚ but I think they should also try adding it to bottled drinks and junk foods. Consuming bottled drinks and junk foods is not bad‚ but the plastic is bad for the environment‚ and some people just don’t care whether they throw their garbage properly or not. He also promised to build sufficient infrastructure before the end of his term in

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    thought the new food was good and the lunch staff made the food creative. 2. Summarize the findings of the Harvard study that Julia references‚ and where she thinks those findings can lead: The school started making the meals healthier there for the kids got better ideas of what to eat‚ not just junk food all the time. They are also eating more fruit and vegetables than they were before. 3. Explain Evan’s point about the downside of new nutrition standards: He thinks that the new foods aren’t appetizing

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    health-conscious Americans who are suffering from the fast-food pop culture and looking for alternatives to junk food active women aged 35-55 who are concerned by this discomfort. No matter whether this is a regular or occasional problem‚ these women seek an alternative to drugs (can be irritating to the intestines). young mothers (25-40 years old) and females in general who picks out the family’s meal plans and mothers want the best and healthiest foods for their family. college girls. considering

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    What Is Demarketing

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    com/hungary-institutes-hamburger-tax-293105) The article is about the fact that Hungary institutes a tax on unhealthy food. They will raise the taxes on food that deems unhealthy‚ such as hamburgers‚ energy drinks‚ salted nuts‚ crisps and other ‘’junk food’’. I think this is an example of de-marketing‚ because they try to make unhealthy food less attractive (with raising the taxes on it)‚ in the hope people will buy it less and consume more healthy food. Another example of de-marketing is on the following product: Magnum Ice creams

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    The challenges of the health fair we faced was meeting times and not enough people to teach the material too. The first challenge was meeting with our group to go over the making of our tri-fold. Our group found it difficult to find days and times to meet that worked with everyone’s schedule. We eventually were able to come up with times to meet and discuss the project. Another‚ challenge of the health fair that we faced was that there wasn’t a lot of people there at the thrift shop. We had to really

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    thorough detail of how advertising is hurting people including a large percentage being children. Billions of dollars were spent on food ads that were high in calorie and fats in just one year. These advertisers claim that they have been promoting healthier products but nothing has proven that so far. Advertisers use cartoon characters to promote those high calorie foods and get children more tuned into the ad. In this article I learned techniques that advertisers use to fool children into wanting

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