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    Locavore Analysis

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    doing more harm than good. Locally grown produce is guaranteed to preserve fresh produce and maximum nutritional values, however, on the other hand, Americans are not “nutrient-deprived” (B). Professor Marion Nestle, also a former chair of nutrition, assures that a 100-mile diet is “almost certainly more nutritious than what the average American [is] eating. That doesn’t mean it is necessary to eat

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    As we look into John’s – a 45 year old, 5’ 10”, 255lb male - dietary intake we see he has a classic southern American diet, where convenience foods, fried, loaded with starches, processed carbohydrates and lack vital nutrients. John finds himself eating out at fast food restaurants and loading up on cola drinks, which many people find themselves doing on a daily basis. Assuming he has a desk job that requires a lot of his attention throughout the day, John has little time to get in daily exercise

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    Death Denial in American Culture! When it comes to the topic of death denial in American culture, it’s one of those thing’s most people are for the most not willing to talk about. As many people may agree, death isn’t an easy thing to cope with. Some more than others rather go unspoken about the subject than to simply open up about their fears of death because people are repelled by death and do not want to be reminded of it. I think Americans as a culture share one common ground and that’s the denial

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    In contrast to the fast-food based American diet, the French spend large amounts of time advancing their world famous cooking. To the French cooking is a form of art which is vital to their culture, and the French 's dedication to cooking has made it a high standard in the world. The traditions that have been developed over the centuries have added to the making of French cuisine into a skilled and refined art. The French are responsible for the historic tradition of serving dishes in separate courses

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    Meatless Like Me Analysis

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    importantly, to some extent, they spare animals and save more lives. Nevertheless, still some people are opposed to these opinions. Some studies show that Vegetarians are deficient in many important nutrients. In addition, some researchers think that vegan diets may work just in a short term and there is no health reason to completely avoid animal foods. It is not easy to judge who make more sense. So, in this essay, two essays are analyzed rhetorically to tell which is more effective in representing its purpose

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    EFFECTS OF DASH DIET ON AFRICAN AMERICAN HYPERTENSIVE ADULTS INTRODUCTION Hypertension (HTN) is a chronic cardiovascular condition that is characterized by high blood pressure. The blood pressure commonly abbreviated as BP is a measure of the force exerted on the blood vessels as the blood passes through them. The amount of blood pumped and the narrowness of ones’ vessels are directly proportional to the blood pressure (Mayoclinic staff, 2014). Hypertension affects 1 in every 3 adults in the United

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    Weight Loss Diets and Its Effect on Human Body Diet is a word that comes from the Greek words meaning “way of life.” Diet is, therefore, a lifestyle of people over an extended period. Today diet has become the most discussed issue in the society today. People seem to have been reluctant and ignorant to monitoring their diets and it is because of this that we have had diet related issues such as obesity, underweight, bulimia, and anorexia. In the world today as much as some people want to add weight

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    A great author, Norman Vincent Peale, (n.d) had once said, “I believe there are two sides to the phenomenon known as death, this side where we live, and the other side where we shall continue to live. Eternity does not start with death. We are in eternity now”. That was the only thought buzzing my mind when I got out of my client, Jenny’s house. Jenny recently lost her husband but in his funeral she looked calm, happy and acted like she was not grieving at all. Her families were concerned and had

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    Diet Is The Right Fit

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    This table provides a quick glance at what each diet provides. With this information someone can choose which diet he would like to try. Each person is different and has different tastes so not everyone will pick the same one of these options. Once the choice is made based on personal preferences the person should take a few months before deciding how he feels about the diet. This amount of time is long enough for a habit to form. Habits generally take 21 days to form but this time span also allows

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    lost. For the Atkin’s diet many consumers have said they start seeing results after 14 days (2 weeks).  Pros: This diet promotes rapid weight loss The diet enables dieters to eat unlimited protein-rich and fatty foods The Atkins Diet has been proven This diet is not as time-consuming and expensive as some of the other popular diets  Cons: The diet is very restrictive in nature. The diet condones high consumption of saturated fats. This diet can cause bad breath. The diet, by default, cuts out

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