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…occur in any horse, usually obese horses, and ponies. It is caused by changes of horses' feed, lush grass, retained placenta, intake of cold water while horse is still hot, surgery, trauma to the hoof, riding on hard ground. Key Words: Laminitis, Laminae…
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…or becoming obese. This person will eat very little, like an apple, or nothing at all for the whole day. 1 percent of all American women are anorexic, and the ratio of anorexic men to anorexic women is 9 to 1. This disease occurs in more women than men because…
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…are raised specifically for slaughtering. The process has grown to the point that farmers are getting pushed aside for factories to supply such demands. The final and most common effect fast food has is obesity. Some scientists have claimed that fast food has…
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…caused this advertising concern is the increase in obesity within young children in the last five years. This is believed by many to be caused by the fact that major fast food companies, such as McDonalds are using celebrities to engage children…
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…keeping them at the right tension. It also reduces muscle tension in other parts of the body, reducing tension on the arteries, therefore reducing high blood pressure and heart disease. It also reduces the appetite, there for reducing obesity. Nicotine improves…
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…room curves into it. Line Politics and the realism movement were influences towards this artwork. This style explored this to depict the parliament members as lazy, obese and sour old men. Some parliamentary members are bored by the routine…
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…are the major contributors to our ever-rising heath care costs. <Tab/>Diabetes, heart disease, obesity, and smoking are the highest ranked health threats in Michigan, according to the MEDC study. The study ranked Michigan as having the largest amount…
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…was a 43 year old clinically obese female. The previous week she was seen by the Doctor as she had some sores that were not healing properly. Joyce was asked to return to see the diabetic nurse at the surgery clinic to obtain her results and ask any questions…
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…flexibility. This in turn causes the body to increase blood pressure. High blood pressure is also the biggest risk factor for stroke. When high blood pressure exists with obesity, smoking, high blood cholesterol levels, or diabetes, the risk of heart attack…
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…(bulimia). Some symptoms of the disease are: intense fear of becoming obese that does not diminish as weight loss progresses, disturbance of body image, such as claiming to feel fat even when emaciated, refusal to maintain body weight over a minimal normal…
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