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…. Yet, Americans would become known for their eating habits, which were considered quite large by anyone's standards. It wasn't until the 19th century that the health risks associated with obesity started to come to light and being overweight started…
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…. Section: Culture and Food Chapter: Culture and the Evolution of Obesity, page 92 Peter J. Brown (Human Nature, 1991) Summary of Article: The article provides “a cross-cultural and evolutionary analysis of how both biological and cultural factors in obesity
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…may get sick because it can cause you to have a deficiency in minerals. Obese people who participate in binge eating are at risk for diabetes, high blood pressure, high blood cholesterol levels, gallbladder disease, heart disease and certain types of cancer…
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…cells. When arteries become damaged and narrowed, they also become twitchy and more prone to spasm. The result is an even higher risk of blockage. Heart disease accounts for over 25% of all deaths in Australia. Overweight and obese people usually have diets…
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…, not the excessive viewing that might adversely effect their children's mental and emotional development . Television has an impact on children's and adults physical health. Television Viewing might lead to obesity. If you are watching television, you are not doing…
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…to eat a well-balanced diet and consistently participate in a physical activity, such as running or a sport. Obesity in America affects nearly one-third of the nation's population. As more and more Americans become obese, the diet product market grows…
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…. But in reality, the fit and muscular group would be struggling just to keep their nose out of the water while the obese and heavy are comfortably afloat. Why did this happen? This paper explores the reason behind this and other examples while explaining how swimming…
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…independent symptoms. These symptoms include obesity, lack of menstrual cycle, male pattern hair loss, acne, hirsutism, infertility, depression, and migraines. There is also a strong connection between PCOS and other medical problems such as insulin resistance…
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…be obese. The reason he gives for this is that there were many tests that resulted in a decreases of the metabolism from sitting in front of a television. They tested a child metabolism laying down on a sofa looking at the ceiling with a child sitting in front…
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…at the age of nine they took her off it and she started her period and had full grown breasts. Why is this happening? Could it be the water? that is a definite possibility. Others feel that it could be linked to milk or beef, also obesity. Among Caucasians today 1…
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