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…, Childhood Obesity - a growing problem Department for Culture Media and Sport (DCMS) (Dec 2002) Game Plan: a strategy for delivering Government's sport and physical activity objectives) Leisure News. Ives, J (Dec 2003) Pressure Grows in Health Debate Leisure…
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…nothing else to do. Kids staying indoors on the computer and television may not get outside and could become obese. This causes more problems to deal with today. ·Things were a lot cheaper to buy in the 'Good Old Days'. You could buy an ice cream for 25 cents…
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…, obesity, hypertension, atherosclerosis and heart disease. A good source of carbohydrates would be vegetables high in fiber. Fats and oils or also know as lipids. Roles for lipids would be energy, energy storage, and insulation. Good sources for lipids would…
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….         * Physical growth: Physical development is invariably delayed in children with Down syndrome. A tendency towards obesity requires special attention to healthy diet and exercise habits in this group.         * Dental care: The teeth of children with Down…
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…; In research an animal whose behavior is used to derive principles that may apply to human behavior They have greatly added to our understanding of obesity, memory, stress, learning, psychosis, therapy, aging, and other topics. Psychology's goals As a science…
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…on the basis of job suitability. The employer may have felt that she may have been incapable of performing the tasks required due to her obesity that can be classed as a health disorder. Her personal attitude and personality may not have been fit for the job…
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…and improving the ability to pay attention. It, like many other ADD medications, also treats narcolepsy. Dexedrine was initially developed in the 1920's to treat depression and obesity. Dexedrine was also known to be able to treat the symptoms of attention deficit…
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…. The expression means 'my property', or 'I own this person'. You have several very strong driving forces inside you. One is appetite for food - which of course you must satisfy, but not with gluttony or greed (the main cause of obesity). Another is need for sleep…
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…remote. More and more children are having obesity and diabetic issues. Their health is at risk through the advertisements of unhealthy food products rather than their tasty spinach and broccoli. Parents should teach their children that the advertisements make…
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Category: /Literature
…--not necessarily all at once--but not getting stuck in one aspect of treatment only." (Greene 24) This becomes the issue with our society of excess. We have body builders, anorexics, obesity, and many other extreme conditions that embody our obsession with the splitting…
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