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    I am extremely eager to be taking this course. Learning about nutrition‚ nutrients and all the health benefits of clean eating. I am also aware that exercising is a big part of healthy living. I am 5’0 and I weigh 125. I always assumed I was in pretty good health. Up until a month ago. I was told by my primary doctor that I suffer from a high level of triglyceride. At that time I was not aware of what triglyceride was. It made me pretty scared. She told me I also have a fatty liver and that it was

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    Many victims post-stalking develop physical issues that often affects their health. Many victims are such entangled in fear that they develop disorders such as eating disorders. According to the impact of stalking video one of the victims the victims interviewed explained that people will call her concerned about the victim being able to eat. The victim explained that after being stalked she was unable to eat and was unable to sleep. Which leads to insomnia being another physical issue developed

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    A variety of methods are utilized to assess and treat eating disorders. The primary methods used are; interviews‚ self-report questionnaires‚ self-monitoring ‚ and physical assessment.  Interviews are frequently used to ascertain information such as current height and weight‚ thought and physical feelings about eating‚ thoughts and feelings about body shape and image‚ behaviors that prevent weight gain‚ and how to reach long-term goals. All of this information is important

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    The transition from life at home to college life comes with an immense emotional stress that increases college students’ risk of psychological disorders (Sanker & Cable‚ 2010). Recently‚ mental disorders have seen an increase in the college population (Eisenberg 2016). The cause of these increased incidences have been linked to academic overload‚ overwhelming pressure to succeed‚ financial stresses‚ pressures of future endeavors‚ and academic and social competition among peers (Tosevski‚ Milovancevic

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    When stress enters my life‚ I begin to eat… a lot. The more stressed out I become‚ the more I eat. It is this mindless eating that occurs as I work on projects or school work. School work and similar activities seem to trigger the eating more than any other stress‚ although‚ family and social stress have also triggered my stress eating response. It does not even really matter what the food is‚ salty‚ or sweet‚ it does not matter‚ whatever is at hand is fair game. Psychoanalytic Perspective From

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    What would you do If someone compared you to a cow‚ a stick or even a blow horn? Would you feel offended or confused? If the words literally meant exactly what it describes then I guess you really are a cow or a stick or even a blow horn. In the world of language metaphors are used whenever we speak‚ write and think. In a familiar surrounding the majority would be able to understand the metaphor said‚ but to an outsider it can be perceived differently. When surrounding oneself by a familiar language

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    Are you prone to mid-morning munchies? Or maybe‚ you’re an afternoon sugar hit kind of person? If so‚ you might be blaming yourself for having no will-power. However‚ there might be more to your cravings than you think! Stress‚ anxiety and emotions can all impact our ‘need’ for certain foods. Eating simple carbohydrates like bread‚ biscuits‚ cakes and sweets can have a calming effect and boost levels of the happy brain chemical‚ serotonin – which is just what you need when you’re feeling stressed

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    Why Do You Have Sensitive Teeth? Do you a pain that is sharp and stinging when eatings foods that are too cold or hot? Sensitive teeth can cause you to no longer enjoy some of your favorite foods‚ but it is a problem that is not just an annoyance. Sensitive teeth are often an indication that you have another underlying problem with your teeth. There are ways to fix problems with sensitivity and enjoy those favorite foods one again‚ btu it starts by understanding what is causing teeth sensitivity

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    The new report of the week in health care news based on eating disorders. In the article‚ “Binge eating could be halted by activating novel brain receptor” displays the current issue of health care surrounding eating disorders. Binge eating is a recurrent period of excessive food consumption and is also one of the common eating disorders in society. Discovered that TAAR1 can reduce the compulsive eating and consumption of junk food in the results of an experiment in rats behaviors. Binge eating

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    . a. Association: linkage among variables b. Positive Association: values of two different variables increase simultaneously c. Negative Association: inverse; one variable’s value increases as the other decreases d. Non-linear Association: curvilinear; un-proportional increases/decreases between two variables e. Dose-response Relationship: correlative association between an exposure and effect 2. A non-causal association is when one variable is related to but doesn’t cause the other variable (outcome);

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