Papers 141-150 of total 960 found.
…Rapid weight loss diets should not be encouraged among the obese population because it is very hazardous to their health. Society these days place pressures on overweight people to lose their weight fast or they will die of obesity. An article…
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…by blurred vision, itching, unusual thirst, drowsiness, obesity, fatigue, skin infections, slow healing, and tingling or numbness in the feet. Diet often controls this type and insulin is not usually required. Obesity is a major factor in type II diabetes…
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…-large servings for fries, and buckets of soda, all at really low prices. Busy and cash-strapped families increasingly rely on take-out food for family dinners, and regular consumption of oversized portions of fatty foods can lead to widespread obesity
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…we eat. This is one of the simplest reasons, and this writer believes it is right. Most of obese people have bad nutrition habits such as high fat level food intake. According to the United States government, the number of overweight Americans is higher…
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…, the Senator of Sacramento, thought soda was one of the main causes for child obesity. Well you know what my fellow friends? It's not. So why is this crazy woman banning soda from schools? We may never know. But the point is, banning soda from schools is just…
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…, work or travel. Thus, it opened nearly 700 outlets inside Wal-Mart stores across the United States and 200 more in gas stations in order to gain market share for a viable business . The topic of obesity and overweight people becomes more and more…
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…-Ayerst (CNN. 1997). Obesity, poor nutrition, and inactivity are estimated to contribute to about 300,000 deaths a year (National Institution of Health. 1996), thus there is an increased demand for such pills as Phen/Fen. In this paper, I will discuss…
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…habits or, if needed, taking medicine. Some of the risk factors of coronary heart disease are high blood pressure, cigarette smoking, high blood cholesterol, physical inactivity, obesity and overweight, diabetes, increasing age and heredity and male gender…
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…Organization’s cancer agency speculated that one third of cancers of breast, colon, kidney, and digestive tract are caused by obesity and lack of exercise. Dropping only a few pounds will improve hormone profiles that contribute to cancer development. I have…
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…I. A. Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) was originally described in 1905 by Stein and Leventhal as a syndrome consisting of amenorrhea, hirsutism, and obesity in association with enlarged polycystic ovaries. It is now realized that this relatively…
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