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    Obesity How do you feel about yourself and your appearance? What do you see when you look in a mirror? When you see yourself‚ are you too skinny‚ are you perfect‚ or are you overweight? Many people?s weight is just fine‚ but the people in society like to look as if they are ?perfect.? Obesity is more common in America than any other time before. It?s an increasingly severe problem in our society. 54% of Americans are obese. What is your reaction when you see an obese person? Obese is ?being seriously

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    Obesity has been defined as a condition in which excess body fat has accumulated to an extent that health may be adversely affected. The classification of overweight and obesity allows the identification of individuals and groups at increased risk of morbidity and premature mortality. 1. Analyze the obesity problem in the U.S. as compared to another developed country in which the obesity problem is not as significant. Include factors such as age‚ gender‚ race‚ socioeconomic status‚ and marital status

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    Pressures to stay fit and skinny are becoming increasingly overwhelming from media‚ society‚ and doctors as obesity climbs toward becoming an epidemic‚ claims Mary Ray Worley. Worley‚ a member of National Association to Advance Fat Acceptance (NAAFA)‚ believes that today’s society is now obsessed with being fit/thin to the point of people “would rather die or cut off a limb than be fat” (163). In her article‚ “Fat and Happy: In Defense of Fat Acceptance‚” she is on a mission to dispel the belief

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    The movie "Supersize Me" portrayed some astonishing results on the individual performing his "experiment." It gave some definite ideas as to why the United States is currently the "fattest" country in the world. However‚ when one takes into account this mans dietary habits and exercise habits before beginning the experiment‚ and realizes that all this fattening food and lack of exercise was completely out of character for him‚ it seems obvious that he would gain an astonishing amount of weight.

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    In the article‚ “Fat and Happy?” author Hillie Schwartz examines why American society places a great deal of importance of being thin. She states in a perfect world that the obese fit into society and can be happy with their weight free from negative commentary from their peers. Schwartz emphasizes the point that the only reason overweight people are unhappy is due to them being ridiculed by their thinner peers. She emphasizes her opinion‚ that while diet and exercise lead to a healthier figure;

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    There are many issues in today’s society regarding overweight and obese people. Katherine Mason describes these issues in her article “The Unequal Weight of Discrimination”. I believe that she is trying to inform readers on discrimination within weight and gender. Many people are unaware of this issue unless they have personally encountered it. This article provides detailed statistics about these issues. The result of the study shows how men and women experience weight discrimination. The major

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    Outline and evaluate the role of neural mechanisms in controlling eating behaviour (24 marks) Today there is enormous interest in the psychological factors that can affects a person’s eating habits‚ but some of the clearest research findings have come from research into the brain (neural) mechanisms controlling eating behaviour. One important mechanism to consider is the role of homeostasis in all mammals. Homeostasis is how the body maintains a constant internal environment. Our diet is essential

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    GYM ESSAY TERM TWO Staying fit is an important aspect of life and since not everyone is the same‚ specific fitness plans should be created for an individual’s needs. A fitness plan should be based on the F.I.T formula and body composition. An individual’s fitness plan depends on one’s goals and body structure and capability. Some people can handle a harsher more strict fitness plan whereas some may not be capable and may chose a less difficult plan. The fitness plan should

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    2 diabetes‚ arthritis‚ decreased energy‚ depression and certain types of cancer and kidney disease. Obesity is linked to high blood pressure. Since fat tissue requires oxygen and nutrients‚ meaning that the blood must circulate more through their vessels to accommodate the extra weight. New blood vessels are actually created to reach fat tissues too! Most times‚ a diet high in sodium leads to obesity‚ which also is a contributor to high blood pressure. High blood pressure is the leading cause for

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    causes of obesity‚ some of which are environmentally related and others are genetically related. “One may argue that obesity is a disease because‚ like any other disease‚ it can interfere with the body not functioning properly. An excess amount of fat tissues will cause the overproduction of bodily molecules and mediators which contribute to abnormal regulation of food consumption and energy levels (“American” 1). Hypothyroidism for example‚ is a condition where the thyroid gland does not produce enough

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