Essays on Eating

Introduction

Diabetes and other health factors have been a growing concern in recent years amongst food-insecure individuals and families. This review includes the concept of finding ways to overcome this issue. Low-income families already have numerous issues to deal with outside of health problems, but the inclusion of health issues makes the situation for these families worse. Within the past ten years research has been dedicated to this problem. Researchers have dedicated time to finding ways of overcoming the problem by using new tactics like motivational interviewing. It has become known that diabetes is a concern of lower income families ...

How to Manage Diabetes

Managing diabetes is a daily challenge that is worth the effort. The most important thing in managing diabetes is to ensure the blood sugar maintains the levels recommended by the physician (Yee Cheng et al. 3). Eating the right foods and substituting regular soda and juice with drinking water, eating foods such as bread pasta, rice, and whole grain cereals since they contain more fiber helps maintain the right blood sugar levels. Also, it is advisable to avoid high-calorie foods and instead, choose foods like vegetables, whole grains, cereals, and skim milk. It is also important to be active ...

The relationship between what we eat and our health is as intimate a relationship as any we ever form in our lives. Food is primary to the survival of human beings, and many factors have interacted over the course of centuries, to determine how we consume our food. David H. Freeman addresses this complex relationship in his article, ‘How junk food can end obesity’. The author adds to the discussion on healthy eating by exploring means that fast foods, and processed foods can be used in the fight against overweight and obesity issues in the American population. The title ...

Adolescence is one of those periods when significant physiological changes occur in the body of an individual. Firstly, adolescence is a time of sexual maturity. Adolescent girls experience the beginning of menstruation, different changes in their body. Boys experience their voice changes, and also, there are some changes in their appearance. Teenager’s body can have an unpleasant smell due to the development of new sweat glands. Teens begin to experience sexual desire and increasing interest about individuals of the opposite sex. During this period, there are significant hormonal changes, which can affect the emotional state, behavior and well-being ...

According to Merriam-Webster Dictionary (n.d.), nutrition means consuming the products and foods that help you sustain your health and support your growth. The term can also refer to all the processes relating to food consumption by a living organism. In order to fight both hunger and obesity problems, nutrition and weight status programs were developed by Healthy People 2020 so as to promote a healthy diet and monitor body weight among Americans (“Nutrition and Weight Status”, n.d.). According to the same source, Americans keeping a healthy diet should eat nutritional products rich in vitamins and microelements covering all food ...

Constructive eating practices are essential for the betterment of one’s health. In fact, a lack thereof leads to poor fitness and exposes one to the vulnerabilities of disease attack. As a result, there is a need to be cautious of feeding practices to secure proper well-being. Over the past week, I have been monitoring my feeding patterns to get feedback on my consumption practices. After keen analysis of what I had been consuming in the last few days, I have noted the need to reevaluate my food consumption patterns. This is largely attributed to the fact that multiple ...

Atherosclerosis among African American Teenagers

A summary Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is brought about by heart and blood vessels disorders (WHO, 2015). There are two underlying mechanisms through which CVDs occur. Fatty deposits (plaques or atheroma) can build up inside an artery causing it to narrow and harden (atherosclerosis) or a blood clot (thrombosis) can reduce blood flow to the heart, brain or body (NHS Choices, n.d.).Risk factors for CVDs include the harmful use of alcohol, an unhealthy diet, physical inactivity, genetics, and tobacco use. Cardiovascular diseases include raised blood pressure (hypertension), cerebrovascular disease (stroke), coronary heart disease (heart attacks), heart failure, peripheral artery ...

U.S has one of the largest and costliest health care system in the world. Healthcare is the second largest industry in the country. In spite of this achievement, the health status of the people in U.S, does not match the cost and infrastructure put into it (HealthCare.gov, 2016). Both communicable and non-communicable diseases still continue to harm a large sector of the population, when compared to other developed countries. Unlike other developed countries, people in U.S were expected to obtain individual health coverages and pay individually for health services. The right to health was not treated as a basic ...

We can understand clearly now what macdonaldization actually is so the question that now has to pop up is; what is the effect of macdonaldization in our society? Unfortunately, we encounter a problem right here. The worry is that since the concept of how common the fast food has become in our society has gained so much popularity to date that in order to observe the impacts of macdonaldization itself, we have to study a society where fast food does not prevail. We have been fortunate enough to find at least one such setup amongst us. In the news, ...

Summary

The website contains information regarding healthy eating and acts as a reminder for the different users to observe a given system and nutritional style. It is addressing the growing need for proper dieting by Americans who continue to suffer from lifestyle diseases due to poor dietary behavior that leads to series of ailments (www.choosemyplate.gov).

What the site tells me

The site tells me to build a healthy eating style by choosing the right dietary style that will act as the determinant factor in our primary health. The site tells us that eating is influenced by several a factor amongst which is the stage of ...

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Enter Name of College Here Introduction Health educational programs are a part of the community and designed to help those members to become knowledgeable and make better decisions for either themselves, their families and both. The programs could be at the national, local and state levels which will bring awareness to anyone, regardless of the ethnicity, education, or money in one’s back account. Throughout this discussion, the three programs we will review in particular are a) The Faithful Families, b) We Can! program and c) The Sista Project. While carefully analyzing these programs, we would be able to ...

Signs and symptoms of depression

Depressed persons may not experience each and every symptom of depression. There are those who experiences most of the symptoms while the rest only experiences a few of them. The degree of suffering varies from each affected individual. The severity of symptoms of depression differs among the affected persons and also over time. It is also important to note that there are also common signs and symptoms that affect every depressed person (Spek et.al, 2007). Although some of the signs and symptoms do not necessarily mean that an individual is suffering from depression, the severity determines if one is ...

SOCIAL INTERPRISE REVIEW

Introduction Review of the article “The Role of Farmers’ Markets in Two Low Income, Urban Communities” reveals outcomes of a study specific to collecting consumer demographics in the East Loa Angles Farmers’ Market and South Los Angeles Watt Healthy Farmer’s Market. Both of the markets host local farmers’ produce in the direct focus to bring fresh and healthier foods to these two low income poverty areas of Los Angeles in an effort to provide education on healthier eating for intervention focus on the high rates of obesity and the causal factors of poor health and the associated co-morbidities ...

Exam Essay

Health Education and Health Promotion Health education is provision of education and instructing people as well as communities how to maintain and achieve desired and improved health. It consists of activities that help in raising awareness of individuals by giving them knowledge regarding health that makes them capable of taking specific health action. Further, it also includes legislative change, development of community, and medicine for curative purposes. Health promotion, however, focuses on environmental and socio-economic factors that exert their influence on health. Additionally, it also includes the concept of health. There exists relationship between health education and health promotion ...

Integration of Theory and the Nursing Process

Integration of Theory and the Nursing Process

How the Theory Could Be Used To Change Behavior or Provide Health Education To Over Weight Family The Theory of Caring by Jean Watson focuses on the caring relationships between humans and life’s deep experiences (Raile, 2013). Caring is a universal phenomenon, but nurses and patients are likely to perceive it differently, especially when they are not from the same cultural backgrounds. Watson’s caring theory suggests that an individual’s life is a gift that should be cherished. Every person is invaluable; therefore, they should be respected, cared for, nurtured, ...

Majority of the health conscious young women experience Anorexia, which is an eating disorder associated with poor eating habits motivated by the fear of becoming fat. This prevents young women from taking adequate calories of food. Sometimes young women affected by a condition called Bulimia, cannot resist the taste of certain food items and overeat; they later on purge out the food either by using laxatives or vomiting to avert weight gain (Kam, 2016). Binge eating is another feature of eating disorder affecting majority of young women. Women given to binge eating eat more often high quantities of food ...

Summary of teaching plan

Since this proposal targets children of all grades (about ages 7 to 19 years old) in a school community, division of the school children were done by grade level. This is because some terms such as obesity and body mass index may be too deep for the younger population to understand. Also, we don’t want to have a large target audience in each teaching session in order to encourage more individual student interaction. Since children ages 7 to 19 years are the target audience, the presentation first showed a video clip animation. It first started showing a person ...

With the emergence of multiculturalism as well as healthcare diversity, cultural competence is a crucial element in healthcare. Essentially, cultural competence enables the care providers to effectively understand the needs of a specific cultural group and provide care that is congruent to these needs (Purnell, 2012). As such, “Purnell Model for Cultural Competence” is an important tool that helps the care providers to assess and understand the beliefs, behaviors, attitudes and values of a specific cultural group and provide care that aligns to their beliefs, behaviors, attitudes and values. In addition, the model helps the care provides a framework ...

Oral health presents a significant public health problem that affects every group in the human population. Typically, children with poor oral health tend to show an undesirable oral health outcome throughout their childhood and adulthood because people are constantly susceptible to the development of dental caries during their lifetimes (Kawashita, Kitamura, & Saito, 2011). Past investigations have reported that oral health is linked to numerous health issues. Dental caries in childhood, for instance, increases the risk of comorbid maladies like cardiovascular disease and diabetes (Kawashita et al., 2011). The World Health Organization (2015) recognizes the significant impact of oral health ...

Choose one of the goals for Health People 2020 and describe how it may be linked to food insecurity.

The Healthy People 2020 goal to achieve health equity is related to food insecurity because it shows that there are people in the United States that do not have equal access to nutritious food hence they are deficit in food choices as compared to others, and the health goal is to provide them access to healthy food, thus maintain health equity. (N.a 1369).

What percent of the population in the US, experienced food insecurity during the 2008 year? What is it now?

More than about 49 million individuals suffered from food insecurity in the year 2008 making up to 85.4% of the population. Today the percentage is 14%. (N.a 1369).

Who are most at risk for experiencing food insecurity?

Food insecurity is most acutely experienced by the ...

What role should the government play when regulating food production/consumption?

Sustainability is a matter of choice that is determined by necessity, and according to Michael Pollan's article (An Animal's Place), for the earth to realize sustainability, one life has to be lost to serve as food for the others to survive. The author is disappointed that although it is justifiable that man should eat, it is not morally right to kill animals for food (Pollan, 2002). The purpose of the study is to understand the responsibility of the government concerning food production and consumption and how the practice is regulated.

Introduction

Pollan argues that the superiority of the human race ...

Helping prepare members of my organization to move to a different culture is one of those areas in which personal and organizational decisions overlap (Course reading, p. 87). As they prepare for moving into Japanese culture, our new expatriates will have quite a few things to get used to. For example, when they are eating out at a noodle restaurant, or are at a business meal that features noodles, they might think that eating quietly is the right form of etiquette. However, eating loudly – and even slurping your noodles – is seen as a sign that you have enjoyed your ...

Clark

Clark, a junior in high school wants to gain some muscle mass before his last football season next year. He is not very knowledgeable about nutrition and mainly consumes processed foods. His diet consists of two to three meals a day and his training regimen is sporadic and inconsistent. He has three months to obtain the results that he wants. Clark’s basal metabolic rate (BMR) is 1874.1. Clark’s daily calorie requirement (DCR) is 3,538.5. Clarks target heart rate is 166. There are several things to keep in mind while working with Clark. First, Clark is not ...

Dietary patterns offer one of the best guidelines upon which people can use to lead to a healthy living as well as exercising the harmless and the most beneficial eating habits. This is when people choose to stick to a set of guidelines upon which their diets and eating habits conform. In most cases, there is a tabular guideline that guides people on the kind of foods they should and the ones they shouldn’t take the effect of making sure they lose weight but remain fit. The following is a guideline on the dietary patterns.

Most Nutritious Diet

The most nutritious ...

Franz Kafka is a famous German-language writer, who is widely admitted as one of the major figures of the twentieth-century world literature. He is famous for his novels and short stories focused on the themes of drama and isolation, opposition of a man and society that could not accept him. During his rather short life, Kafka wrote a number of works, which met with recognition from the public only after his death. One of such works was A Hunger Artist, a story he wrote in his declining years in 1922. The aim of this paper is to analyze symbolism ...

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Enhanced Recovery after Surgery

Enhance recovery after surgery (ERAS) protocols are “multimodal perioperative care pathways” that are aimed at promoting early recovery after surgery. (Melynk, Casey, Black & Koupparis, 2011). This should be achieved by sustaining preoperative organ function as well as by decreasing an intense postoperative stress response. (Melynk, Casey, Black & Koupparis, 2011). Research has demonstrated several advantages in utilizing ERAS. The length of stay in the hospital, overall outcome and complication rates all improved with the use of ERAS. (Rosenberg & Kayyali, 2014). However, even in light of the substantial research showing that ERAS protocols lead to improved ...

Review

Directed by Lee Daniels, “Precious” is a story of a teenage girl suffering from the consequences of abuse. In her troublesome life full of insults from the environment, the girl’s only rescue is daydreaming: “I wish I had a light-skinned boyfriend with real nice hair. And I wanna be on the cover of a magazine” (Daniels, Magness, Siegel-Magness, 2009). Precious is looking for love throughout the movie, and though it seems impossible after everything she has been through with her parents, she finally finds it – the love for herself and her two kids. The main character’s health ...

The Importance of Microbes to Animals from Eating to Evolution

Microbes are any living organism that throughout its lifespan is too small to be seen with our naked eye. Most microbes are single-cell organisms. Microbes are the oldest form of life on earth – dating back over 3.5 million years ago when the Earth was still covered with boiling oceans. While microbes are typically thought of as bacteria, microbes can include protists, fungi and microscopic animals. Without microbes, animals could not eat, breathe, or possibly even have evolved at all. Without animals, well, they would probably be just fine. Microbes are important to animals in numerous ways, from eating to ...

Literature Review

Chairman: Committee member: Committee member: Masters of Arts in Psychology 2016 Introduction With childhood obesity on the rise, there is increasing concern about the prevention and treatment of obesity. Current national data on childhood and adolescent obesity show 16.9 percent of 2-to-19-year-old children and adolescents are obese (Ogden, Carroll, Kit, & Flegal, 2014). An effective intervention to manage obesity is essential. The current weight management practices involve dietary modification, behavioral change therapies involving exercise, pharmacological therapy and surgical intervention. The purpose of this literature review is to explore the current research on Motivational Interviewing (MI) as an effective method for ...

Introduction

The purpose of this paper is to present a community health project to promote healthy lifestyles in the community through reducing risks associated with the chronic health diseases. According to the Healthy People 2020, maintenance of healthy lifestyle is associated with the healthy habits of eating. The objectives put forward by the Healthy People 2020 mainly aim at the efforts that are required for modification of diet by understanding individual behaviors through which life-threatening conditions including diabetes and obesity can be controlled. In this regard, the major health issue is the prevalence of obesity among children. It seems necessary ...

Introduction

An elaborate family health assessment provides a strong foundation for identifying health weaknesses and strengths as they relate to a family and place the care giver at a vantage point in terms of taking a proactive approach. The Gordon’s 11-functional health patterns provides an effective tool of undertaking this endeavor since it provides a holistic approach of assessing family health (Edelman, Mandle & Kudzma, 2013). Through its 11 functional health areas, this tool provides a panoramic and an in-depth look at the health status of a family, capturing all the pertinent health areas. Believably, identifying health weaknesses at the ...

Difference between Qualitative and Quantitative Research Approaches

The qualitative research approach is based on oral information, such as telling someone that Mighty Vac helps in cleaning corner areas; it is qualitative research type. Quantitative research is conducted with numbers and figures that can be checked mathematically. Telling someone that 30% survey participants reported Mighty Vac highly value is based on quantitative research approach (Gorman, 2003). The quantitative research approach chosen by Gettelman & Thompson (1993) befits the research question related to real differences and routine observations in body image and eating disorders, while comparing preferences of heterosexual and homosexual males and females. Research in this journal article ...

Abstract

In XXI century, among all political issues, the world has faced the challenge having the impact on the significant amount of people in several countries. This challenge is called obesity and related to it food addiction. While the issue of obesity origins and consequences have been already considered properly by the scientists, the notion of food addiction and similar to it eating addiction have not been subjects of the researches and investigations. In this respect, the author analyzes the notion of eating addiction, its main features, origins and impact on the teens and other groups of society. Furthermore, the ...

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Measurement Box

Introduction Ideas Happen Limited is a company that deals with promotional products as a way of advertising companies through brand promotion. These products are usually imprinted with the logo of the companies or tag lines and are mostly in the form of gifts, prizes, awards and incentives. Promotional products have become a very popular marketing strategy today, with many companies opting for this type of advertising. The industry has grown in leaps and bounds surpassing newspaper, radio, the internet and outdoor advertising. The major advantages of this kind of publicity are that it cannot be quickly ...

Introduction

Her family background is not clear but Brandy describes her mother as severely overweight and as someone who is always on a diet. As she was growing up, she remembers how her father always made harsh comments about her mother’s weight. In addition, there were times when Brandy recalled her father giving her looks that had sexual overtones and how they made her feel uncomfortable. However, she states that her father has never touched her in an inappropriate manner.

Symptoms and Diagnosis

Preliminary diagnosis would indicate Brandy’s condition to be Bulimia Nervosa. This is a potentially life-threatening eating disorder that ...

Introduction

Food is part of all aspects of human societies. It is also an inherent social urge. Usually, food is shared as people eat together. Similarly, eating time is an event when the family or social groups such as a village comes together to share the meals (Fox, p. 1). Food is also a reason to share, distribute, give, donate to other people, be it family, friends, a stranger, etc. Food is the most vital thing a mother gives to her child as it is the substance of her individual body. In most parts of the world, a mother’s ...

Many people suffer from hypertension unawares because, it is a public health problem with no apparent symptoms. Also known as high blood pressure, hypertension is an enduring medical ailment whereby the blood pressure in the arteries is raised. When the blood flows through the arteries, it pushes against the artery walls with a lot of pressure causing a rise in the blood pressure. Hypertension can either be primary or secondary hypertension whereby primary hypertension has no fundamental causes while secondary hypertension has discernible causes. Hypertension is more predominant in men than in women and in people over the age ...

John, a 50-year old man, visits a convenient care clinic complaining of fatigue, increased hunger, increased thirst, and frequent urination over the last two months. He also reports increased episodes of itching. Clinical examination reveals the presence of dark patches on his skin in the neck and armpit areas. Physical examination reveals a weight loss of 5kg over the last one month. Laboratory test show the following results: A1C= 7.1%, FPG= 127mg/dL and OGTT= 202mg/dL. John is single and currently stays alone. He has one sister whom he last met two years ago. He is also not employed currently. ...

<Student Name> <Name and Section # of course> <Instructor Name> Thesis statement: Emirati women have been influenced by the western media and them have gone to all ends in copying and using it in their lives, in the form of body image, appearance and lifestyle choices, which has apparently shown that they are doing wrong.x It is a fact known world over that the West has a huge influence in every field of life in every culture and country of the world. This is also true of the Emirati men and women who have been influenced by ...

Introduction

The purpose of this study is to review the effectiveness of lifestyle on the development of dementia and Alzheimer's disease for at risk populations. The study considers quantitative study which involve the use of control and experimental groups in which the control group is motivated on the effects of lifestyle particularly lack of inactivity (exercise) and healthy eating in groups of individuals who are at a greater risk of developing Alzheimer's. An observation of the pretest and post test of the control and experimental group will clearly indicate the contribution and its magnitude of exercise and healthy eating in ...

The literature review of this study is a comprehensive review of Psychodynamic therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. The literature will involve empirical support, description of the available treatment, theoretical aspects as well as historical perspectives of these therapies. The research concurs with the conclusion that CBT is an adequate treatment modality for minimizing symptoms and boosting functional results among the patients with psychodynamic therapy. Thus, makes it a vital framework for clinicians working with clients with psychodynamic symptomology. The cognitive behavioral theory was developed by Aaron Beck in 1960. Currently, this theory is one of the most frequently used ...

Introduction: Eating disorders are associated with numerous comorbid medical conditions that include cardiovascular diseases, gastrointestinal complications, osteoporosis and complications of the endocrine system. Early detection is vital in the prevention of the negative health outcomes which are associated with disordered eating habits. On the scientific level, screening the high school students is important because it gives a basis upon which the criteria for the diagnosis of the eating disorders can be evaluated Method: This paper looks at the screening of students in high school for various eating disorders. This is informed by the important of early detection to the ...

Nursing

Nutrition Portfolio and Analysis Overview Given a $35 budget for groceries intended to last two days, the menu I was required to craft needed to include breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks. While accomplishing such a goal may be feasible in terms of providing meals and meeting the necessary levels of calories consumed, it is also important to consider the nutrients consumed resulting from such a budget. I believe that poverty and health concerns are linked, and that this was an important exercise in understanding the link between money, nutrition and health. In order to consider the nutrition levels of ...

Importance of Health and medicine

Introduction The topic area of health and medicine is wide. In general, health and medicine are two areas which are vital for the survival and well-being of human beings. It is through this topic that a number of areas have been explored by experts and helped in improving the life expectancy of human being. For the last century, there has been a number of advancement in medical field. These advancements have been motivated by the urge to promote health and have health individuals (Hughes, Joshi, and Wareham). The advancement ranges from how the diseases are treated to coming up ...

There are a number of differences between the eastern and western cultures. These differences have always existed in eastern and western cultures. The differences in both cultures are clearly visible in terms of lifestyle, thinking, dressing, eating and even expressing emotions and love to each other. There are also differences in the power of love between Eastern and Western Culture and the same has been reflected in various films and novels. This paper proposes a discussion on how eastern and western cultures have different power of love because of three main reasons: firstly, because family is considered as the ...

Food is a necessity of a man. Currently exists the understanding that the food provides a considerable influence on a person. It gives energy, strengths development, and health. You can be sure that human health is 70% dependent on the food. Food is the main source of most diseases, however, with its help it is possible to get rid of long-term illnesses. Elevated levels of blood cholesterol, obesity, tooth decay, diabetes, impaired fat metabolism, hypertension, constipation, increased uric acid in the blood or gout - this is an incomplete list of so-called "diseases of civilization" that were caused by ...

Introduction 

The client is a football player named Ola. He is 21 years old. He plays in a forward position at Tilbury football club. With a height of 5‘8“, he weighs 73 kg. He prefers to use his left foot while playing. His nationality is Angolan. An average footballer leads an active lifestyle, attending regular sessions of practice combined with 3 to 4 football matches per week. This high-intensity physical activity takes a toll on the muscles and therefore, as a footballer, Ola should follow a balanced diet consisting of high amounts of protein and carbohydrates followed by plenty of fluids and other nutrients ...

1.0 Introduction 1.1 Overview of the condition

Obesity is defined as having a sex- and age- specific body mass index (BMI) at or above the ninety fifth percentile of national growth standards. Obesity is directly linked to excessive/abnormal fat accumulation. The BMI is a ratio of the body weight and height and is the most common and accurate measure of obesity because it correlates to the amount of body fat. In terms of BMI, a person is considered to be obese if s/he has a BMI of over 30 (which is often ≥20% the normal body weight). A body mass index ...

What the popular culture eats in this century depends on the ethnic groups in the nation. Each group has its own food habits and culturally based foods. Conversely, the mainstream culture affects cultural perspectives on food since it offers a wide variety of foods such as cuisines and pizzas. This paper focuses on three different articles representing their views on food in America. This paper argues that the American diet has the combination of many cultures in this decade.

Mary Eberstadt argues that people have trouble of mentioning food without by passing mention of sex. The human mind perceives ...

Question 1

Currently, alcoholism represents one of the widespread addictions. The long-term physiological effects of addiction to alcohol are characterized by the phenomena of tolerance and dependence. Tolerance occurs when a set of liver enzymes is produced after a prolonged drinking, which assist in metabolizing alcohol. As a result, alcohol is broken down faster and the person has to increase alcohol amounts in order to attain the same amount of intoxication. Tolerance is the most critical long-term physiological effects of addiction to alcohol. This is so because it produces a false sense of security in the people addicted to alcohol. This can lead to ...

This article is about the big change in eating patterns among people in the UK today. According to The British Library Board, eating habits of today are completely different from those that were practised in the 1950’s. It goes further to explain the reason behind the great disparity between our eating methods today and back in the 50’s. Among the experiences of today’s food is boredom as a result of repetitive flavours. The author has further stated that the British people are especially known for their conservative recipes. The habit of snacking has also kicked ...

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Posted by Helen Kang Morgan, MD on September 24, 2013 In addition to the obvious physical changes as your belly grows during pregnancy, what other surprises may your body have in store for you? Pregnancy is an exciting time, but often one filled with many questions — is my baby healthy, can I do this/eat that, and what the heck is happening to my body?

During your first trimester, you’ll probably feel tired, perhaps more tired than you’ve ever felt before. Get as much rest as you can. About 70 percent of women will also ...

Every culture has differences in communication and communication styles. These differences may be vast and nearly insurmountable, or they may be smaller, nearly imperceptible differences. Without an awareness of these differences, however, there can be problems with communicating across cultural boundaries. Even within a culture, there can be differences in verbal and nonverbal communication between members of different socioeconomic classes or individuals of different genders; these differences do not necessary preclude communication, but they can cause problems if the people who are communicating are not aware and sensitive to the differences.

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The first article that will be examined in this paper is Impact of Hospital Nursing Care on 30-Day Mortality for Acute Medical Patients by Tourangeau1, A.E., Doran, D.M., McGillis Hall, L., O’Brien Pallas, L. and Pringle, D.

Review of Data Analysis

Brief Statistic Summary

The study represents two regression models: multiple regression model and backward regression model. Some of the assumptions were met while some of them were not. The type of data can be considered appropriate for these statistical tests because the results of the tests supported the assumptions that were made at the beginning of the study (Bellolio, Serrano ...

Arcelus J, Mitchell AJ, Wales J, Nielsen S. (2011). Mortality Rates in Patients With Anorexia Nervosa and Other Eating Disorders: A Meta-analysis of 36 Studies. Arch Gen Psychiatry.2011;68(7):724-731. doi:10.1001/archgenpsychiatry.2011.74. Bowtell et al. (2013): Changing schools in students with anorexia nervosa: escaping discredited identity. Journal of Eating Disorders 2013 1(Suppl 1):P8.

Bowtell et al. (2013): Missed opportunities around school support of FBT for adolescents with anorexia nervosa: facilitation and barriers to supervised eating. Journal of Eating Disorders 2013 1(Suppl 1):O62

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The use of social media in epidemiological studies remains an area that is viewed with skepticism. Epidemiologists often track disease trends following tip-offs and concerns gathered from traditional channels of information (Garrity, 2011). In this study, the researcher will use social media as a tool for gathering information about the eating and exercise patterns of the participants. The researcher will track the updates and photos put up by the participants on Face Book.

The inclusion of social media as a source of data is hinged on the following reasons: social media attracts millions of young people across the world. With ...

A recent research by a panel of seasoned researchers from the United Kingdom showed that eating yogurt is likely to substantially lower the risk of contracting diabetes. They studied the eating patterns of 4,000 people by monitoring them for eleven years. Among the main reasons why the research was carried out was that several researchers hypothesized that people who eat yogurt are less likely to eat unhealthy food such as some snacks and desserts (Gholipour, 2014). This may be explained by the fixed nature of their disposable income which forces one to make choices. In most cases, these individuals ...

Through last two decades much has been said about the relation between the almost unstoppable growing of nationwide obesity and fast food. Fast food is cheap, almost instantly available and filling, and yet full of fat, sugar and salts. Consequently, this altogether makes for a large amount of extra calories. However, to blame the so-called obesity epidemic on fast food alone is too simple and shallow. Many Americans struggle with it while not consuming fast food on a daily basis. Indeed, they do much of their cooking at home, where they can control the ingredients - but still find themselves struggling ...

I liked one topic sentence towards the end of the essay, where you aptly set the focus of the paragraph. Consider this: “Another health risk of eating pork meat is due to its association with many epidemic diseases.” Here, you clearly tell the readers what you would discuss in the paragraph, that is, diseases caused due to eating pork. This supports your view/position against eating pork.

Now, let us consider the last sentence of the introduction as the thesis: “To determine that pork is healthy to eat one must examine the different between pork meat and other ...

Specific Purpose: The purpose of this speech is to create awareness about the diseases caused by obesity and how they can be overcome.

Thesis Statement: Obesity is an increasingly prevalent human condition worldwide but no safe and effective drug treatment has yet been found.

Introduction

Obesity has been a growing global issue for decades and is still rapidly growing forming a great threat to human health. It results from over-eating and not exercising which causes the body to create a lot of fat. In today’s world, cheap food with high calories has become business and everyone is eating ...