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    Paleo Diet History

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    the history of the diet? The Paleo diet (Paleolithic) aka the Caveman or Stone Age diet‚ the idea is that we should eat like our ancestors ate thousands of years ago. By doing so we can be healthier‚ restrain from diseases and lose weight at the same time. The diet includes eating‚ berries‚ nuts‚ and meats leaving out those foods that would include dairy products‚ cereals‚ rice‚ and breads. b. Who design the diet (who is the author)? Loren Cordain‚ who made the Paleo Diet a trademark‚ designed

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    Childhood is a time when proper nutrition is absolutely necessary for crucial growth. Nutrition is the act of nourishing or being nourished. Good nutrition is an essential part for your child’s healthy lifestyle! One leading cause of obesity in children is poor nutrition. Proper nutrition includes a variety of foods such as fresh fruits & vegetables‚ non-fat and low-fat dairy products and whole grain cereals and bread. Guidelines for food safety are important in order to store‚ prepare and serve

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    South Beach Diet

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    SOUTH BEACH DIET Developed by a Cardiologist‚ Dr. Arthur Agatston‚ South Beach Diet teaches to rely on the right carbohydrates and the right fats (Agatston 3). Dr. Arthur Agatston is an associate professor at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. He was also elected to serve on the board of directors of The American Dietetic Association Foundation. Dr. Agatston claimed to have created the diet for many of his clients that were suffering from obesity‚ metabolic syndrome‚ diabetes

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    13th‚ 14th‚ and 15th Amendments The thirteenth amendment formally abolished the institution of slavery‚ and gave congress the power to enforce it. The thirteenth amendment was necessary because even though the Emancipation Proclamation declared slaves in the south to be freed‚ the southern states refused to free them‚ and the amendment encompassed the entire U.S. and it’s territories. Overall‚ I feel the amendment was a success‚ because it gave the government the ability to enforce it as a law

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    Paleo Diet Benefits

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    The benefits of a Paleo Diet is undeniable. As a result‚ it is growing in popularity‚ not only with fitness enthusiasts but also all those wanting to maintain a healthy wright‚ increase their energy‚ and improve thinking. Therefore‚ as people start seeing and feeling these benefits‚ they natural want to share those advantages with the whole family. Therefore‚ this brief primer provides tips for kid-friendly Paleo Diet meals and snacks to make it easy to share with the whole family. The fact is‚

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    Elderly Nutrition Paper

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    I decided to write my paper on elderly nutrition. I have chosen this topic because I believe nutrition is important at all ages now‚ especially in those of the elderly. Fattening foods are around more now than ever‚ so the problem of obesity is getting out of control. Obesity as we all know causes heart attacks and other such medical problems. People are not noticing the problem anymore until the worst happens. "Everyone thinks that heart disease always happens to someone else‚ until

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    Atkins Diet Essay

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    The Atkins Diet: An In-Depth Look for Real Results There are some diet plans that are trends and some that actually work. When it comes to the popular Atkins Diet‚ how can a person determine if the plan is foolproof or for fools? Here are some tidbits of information in order to help you decide whether or not you believe that the Atkins Diet is legitimate. 1: Carbohydrates can be good and bad. For the most part‚ if they are eaten before the body begins its day or before an exertion on the body

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    Food Science Nutrition

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    Nutrition The main function of food is to provide us the energy we need. The energy comes in the form of calories (kilocalories) Nutrition Calories come from four sources – carbohydrates‚ lipids (fats)‚ proteins‚ and ethanol. The body does not differentiate calories based on their source. A calorie is a calorie is a calorie. In order to maintain proper nutrition it is important that our calories come from a balance of foods and not a single source. Points to Remember about Nutrition

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    Nutrition Log Reflection

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    Nutrition Log Reflection Before doing this nutrition log assignment‚ I had little to no clue about my eating habits‚ and how to go about eating “properly.” For instance‚ I always assumed that I had been consuming too much fat‚ and I was unsure of the difference between good (monounsaturated and polyunsaturated) fats‚ and bad (saturated) fats. According to the calculations for day one of my food log‚ only 16.5% of total calories from fat were being taken in‚ whereas I should have been

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    Therapeutic Diet Teaching Plan: Celiac Disease M. Katherine Nave Marian University School of Nursing Celiac disease is a genetic disease which affects almost one percent of the U.S. population. Surprisingly enough‚ almost 95% of people with celiac disease are either misdiagnosed or undiagnosed. Having celiac disease means that one’s immune system is attacking any gluten that has been ingested causing damage to the small intestine. The damage done to the small intestine will prevent absorption

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