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…of various cultures. Yet it may be unappealing for the last generation and thus the generation gap gets widen. Arguments may exists and break the families' affinity. Besides, as the fast-food-dining trend is scaling up, child obesity is boosting at the same time…

…attack. Causes of CAD include smoking, stress, obesity, lack of exercise and having an unhealthy diet that involves too much sodium, fat and cholesterol. These are things people can change in their every day life to prevent CAD, or slower the process…

…. It was designed for obese individuals, but the off-label use of such drugs began rampant due to advertising techniques by the manufacturers (Lawsuit 1). Many people, including doctors, who were slightly overweight used the drug and have experienced pulmonary…

…proportions. Type A is likely to become obese, which is not a good thing. When it comes to losing weight we have think of a custom eating plan. So this is an example of a type A menu: Breakfast 2 eggs whites and half cup of oatmeal Mid morning snack 2 oz. Tuna…

…to young children contributes to poor nutritional habits that may last a life time and may be a variable in the current epidemic of obesity among kids. Some commercial advertising that are directed to adults do have some effects on the children, for example…

…that was why what would have been merely plumpness in another was obesity in her. She looked bloated, like a body long submerged in motionless water, and of that pallid hue. Her eyes lost in the fatty ridges of her face, looked like two small pieces of coal…

…process. BMI = Weight (kg) Height (m2) < 16 malnourished 16-19 underweight 20-25 normal 26-30 overweight 31-40 moderately to severely obese > 40 morbidly obese. There is the percentage weight loss that is calculated as well during both long term…

…triggered by anorexia nervosa and with substance/alcohol dependence, indicating that the continuum approach with its 'what comes first' may be the the most erudite of future investigative tools. Physiological effects of exercise; the treatment of obesity…

…in the folds and recesses of her obesity." Also, her temperament has changed from being the cold, callous goddess to a more understanding "mortal" woman. Wharton describes the change in Catherine: "The growing remoteness of old age, though it had not diminished her…

…Tecumseh Fitch of M.I.T. in Boston has examined a little girl of four years old in whom the larynx has never descended, but her speech is indistinguishable from that of any other child of her age. Fat. Homo has been described as an obese species; even…