There are a million different reasons why fast food, processed food, or food that has been produced with artificial flavors, should be avoided or minimized. ... Obesity is a rising epidemic that has spread, and is still is in the process of spreading, all over the world. ... Even though there is no doubt that traditional Asian food is way more healthier than what it has become, fast or processed food, was not necessarily a bad thing. ... Otherwise, how did diseases manage to be under control and in much smaller rate before the fast food influence? ... Not only by spreading awareness, but a...

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Similarly, Salmonella outbreaks in cultural functions demands, an effective method to control and food inspector's role in controlling such issue need to be addressed[ CITATION Alj10 l 1033 ]. ... AIMS AND OBJECTIVES To find out the food safety perceptions and the need for food health inspectors and designing a process to address these unmet needs. ... Opinions and views upon currently available food safety information and their dissemination process. ... It involves a complex process such as quality research, and the model must be system enhancing (the process of translation and the d...

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Unfortunately, thinness has not only come to represent attractiveness, but also to symbolize success, self-control and higher socioeconomic statusd the size of the weight loss industry for 1994 at $32,680 billion. ... Forty to fifty percent of female smokers smoke because they see it as a way to control their weight. ... This process is called "Binging and Purging." ...

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(Kim Severson, Chronicle Staff Writer) These are great steps towards giving our children better and healthier lives. ... This is why I believe matters at hand need to be taken control on what influences pertaining to health are affecting our youth today. ... I understand that pulling simple sponsors out of our school systems, like the soda industry will not show an immediate health gains in our youth, but it will continue a process in which our leaders of this country do show a sympathy for it's citizens and their health issues. ...

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In conclusion, due to the lack of awareness in good nutrition, more Americans will continue to consume these highly processed foods. ... Unless immediate steps are taken by changing one's diet and lifestyle, our children will continue to eat themselves to death. ... Magill's Medical Guide (Online Edition), 2014 offers an in depth analysis of childhood obesity including the prospects and perspective according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). ...

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A nutritionist and journalist, Julie Boehlke, affirms that eating healthy and exercising lead to benefits like increased energy, immunity, weight control, longer lives, higher success rates in school/work and setting a good example for others. ... Cutting sugars is one of the most important steps to becoming healthier. We can satisfy our sweet tooth with fruit or prepared foods containing artificial sweeteners, and limit processed foods that contain excess added sugars. ... Nutritionists say, "From all types of foods, protein is the most efficient for your body" because compared to c...

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A nutritionist and journalist, Julie Boehlke, affirms that eating healthy and exercising lead to benefits like: increased energy, immunity, better looking, weight control, live longer, higher success rates in school/work and setting a good example to others. ... Cutting sugars is one of the most important steps to become healthier. We can satisfy our sweet tooth with fruit or prepared foods containing artificial sweeteners, and limit processed foods that contain excess added sugars. ... Nutritionists say, "From all types of foods, protein is the most efficient for your body" because ...

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Understanding the buyer behavior of organic food consumers and behavioral segmentation of potential buyers NAME: Institute: Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (JBIMS) Mumbai Specialization: Marketing Understanding the buyer behavior of organic food consumers and behavioral segmentation of potential buyers Executive summary 1.0 Definition of organic foods Organic foods are minimally processed to maintain the integrity of the foods without artificial ingredients, preservatives or irradiation 2.0 Analysis of buyer behavior Analysis of buyer beh...

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Now, because these items are just too expensive to buy, many locals would rather eat processed flour based products; which are easier to prepare and cheaper. ... There is also a need for more community education about health-related issues, such as sanitation practices and birth control methods As for the hospitals and health clinics that do exist, many of them require more funding and drastic improvements. ... Not only have other countries stepped up to fund solutions to the chronic malnutrition issues in Bolivia, Bolivia took numerous steps to increase the financial return for many of its n...

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Abstract Overweight and obese children and adolescents have become a major health concern and crisis nationally and internationally. The occurrence of childhood and adolescent obesity has grown over the past decade. The cause is due to an imbalance between caloric consumption and expenditure. The fa...

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Michael McGinnis, MD, and the former Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), William Foege (Klein 2000). ... "We need to implement steps to slow the progression of this national epidemic" (NAASO 1999). ... Also, it has been noted in a study done by Hammarlund et al, that poor family functioning and parental control are risk factors contributing to childhood obesity. ...

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