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    smokeless tobacco came to the fore front of health news at the turn of the millennium due to increasing evidence that it is just as dangerous as cigarette smoking. In fact‚ most medical professionals now agree that smokeless tobacco--also known as "chaw" or "chew"--is equally addictive and carcinogenic‚ and have come to consider the substance as contributing to the U.S. tobacco epidemic. Despite the medical community’s efforts to warn people beginning in the mid-1980s‚ the use of smokeless tobacco was

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    In everyday life‚ we accept every Chewing gum as a neutral product. And we still do not know how healthy or not so‚ it could be for us. What happens to us‚ while chewing a gum? It may seem‚ as nothing special for those who do it automatically‚ but certainly‚ it improves not only our teeth’s strength but also our body health. What are they? 1. Concentration - Chewing gum helps you concentrate better because it increases the rate of blood circulation‚ which brings extra oxygen and improves memory.

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    What effect does chewing gum while taking tests have on test score results? History Gum has been around for thousands of years making it the oldest candy in the world. There are 1000 different types with the most popular type being spearmint gum. Gum did not start out by being the candy that people use to blow bubbles. Chewing gum can be traced back to different civilizations around the world such as the Chinese‚ Indians in South America‚ and Native Americans. It wasn’t until 1948 that an American

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    Negative effects of stress on students Stress is a person’s response to a stressor situation such as environmental condition or an external stimulus. In other words‚ is a body’s way to react to a challenge or a stressful event. Stress typically describes a negative condition‚ but can also be a positive condition that can have an impact on a person’s mental and physical well-being. Stress symptoms may be affecting your health‚ even though you might not realize it. You may think illness is to blame

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    Facebook has rapidly become an important aspect of the lives of many individuals as they go through their daily routines. Every day hundreds of millions of people across the globe log into their Facebook accounts to chat‚ play games‚ send messages‚ post on walls and share a plethora of personal information. While many view these activities as harmless and fun‚ an unfortunate drawback are some of the ways Facebook use can negatively impact relationships. Relationships affected by Facebook can be

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    Kelsie Sanker Miss Sangster College English II February 19‚ 2013 An Apple A Day‚ Keeps The Doctor Away One teaspoon of granulated sugar equals 4 grams of sugar; a typical coke contains 39 grams of sugar which is about 9.75 teaspoons. Students need to understand that high sugar foods even though they are scrumptious are very bad for their health and can do a heap load of damage to them in the longer run. High sugar foods and sodas should not be sold in vending machines in schools in order to protect

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    The Socs also endure pains and sufferings in their life as well. The source states‚(Hinton 128-129)‚ how Bob was spoiled a lot by his parents‚ and he didn’t enjoy it either. By saying this‚ it shows that he was frustrated that his parents would just spoil him and not listen to him. It also means‚ that he would probably take out the anger he has‚from his parents not listening to him‚ on another kid who would most likely be a greaser. The Socs also get out of trouble easily. For example‚ in the article

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    Throughout the era of the Great Depression came many positive effects as well as negative effects. The Great Depression was known for being one of the worse moments for our nation’s economy. The Depression occurred in the 1920s and it was very difficult to rebuild the economy. The “Great Depression” originates from the term economic depression. Economic Depression is defined as a period of drastic decline in the national economy‚ characterized by decreasing business activity‚ falling prices‚ and

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    Chewing Gum In Schools

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    Do you like chewing gum? Many people do‚ but they can’t because their school or classroom doesn’t allow it. I think schools should allow students to chew gum. The first reason‚ I think this is because it helps students focus and improves memory. Studies show students who chew gum during tests do 26% to 36% better than students who don’t chew gum. If chewing gum can improve memory it can help students remember what they learned in class and what class work needs to get done. It also improves

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    It is a strong poisonous drug. It is the main ingredient in insecticides or bug sprays which most farmers use when growing tobacco. In its pure form‚ just one drop on a person’s tongue would kill him/her. Nicotine is absorbed through the skin and mucosal lining of the nose and mouth or in the lungs (through inhalation). Nicotine can reach peak levels in the bloodstream

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