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    On the other hand opponents of the Paleo Diet point out what they see as a major flaw in the pro Paleo argument: There aren’t any research-backed reasons to cut dairy, legumes and grains out of one’s diet. Thus, the Paleo diet might have unintended health consequences and may not be representational of a true Paleolithic diet. Ferris Jabr, How to Really Eat Like a Hunter-Gatherer: Why the Paleo Diet Is Half-Baked, states that we are not biologically identical to our Paleolithic predecessors, nor

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    relationship, they often have to learn how to combine two different food cultures into one cohesive unit. Couples who have food preferences that are vastly different may have much more trouble reaching a compromise that leaves both of them happy with their diet, especially if one or both partners is unwilling to try new foods. I hypothesize that couples who share similar food preferences will experience greater relationship satisfaction. Additionally, individuals who are open minded about trying different

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    Lundberg than goes on to explain why a vegetarian diet will restore the environment. She lacks a realistic solution for her American meat-obsessed audience. Lundberg also used unreliable sources to over emphasize the effects that the meat industry has on the environment as well as shows no evidence that a vegetarian diet is actually good for the environment. At the beginning of “Eating Green” the audience is promised a conversation on how a vegetarian diet is good for the body and possibly good for the

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    started a popular weight loss diet and it either didn’t work, or the results didn’t last long before the weight loss came right back? In America now, there are over 30 states that have 25% or more of the adults and children that are overweight or obese (Cleveland State University, 2013, p. 217). Since the beginning of this obesity epidemic, the risk of cardiovascular and metabolic diseases have increased over the years (Cordain, 2011, pp. 5-7). This results in new fad diets that are introduced to the

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    BCE, Pythagoras, a Greek philosopher, followed and advocated a vegetarian diet. Another person that advertised vegetarian diets was Buddha. In 1806 BCE, Dr. William Lampe and Percy Bysshe Shelley were one of the first people to refuse the use of eggs and dairy, publicly in that time period. A vegetarian is someone who does not gormandize eggs or any type of meat or fish. Veganism is the practice of a strict vegetarian diet that requires the abstinence from the use of animal products. This includes

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    enzymes found in food. Raw foodist are the followers of a completely raw food diet, an alternative lifestyle for those who desire a healthy mind and body, according to followers of the raw diet. Raw diet could have a lot benefits but avoiding cooking our food is a solution for a healthier life style? A raw diet consist in the consumption of uncooked food, not process food, no animal products and organic. A raw plant diet include a variety of fruits, vegetables, sprouted legumes, grains and almost

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    the “best” diet for their patients. The list of choices and categories is lengthy, with vocal advocates for the Atkins diet, the Zone diet, South Beach diet, Jenny Craig, Vegan/vegetarian diet, and the cousin to the Atkins diet the Paleo diet, etc. If any of these diets was sufficiently effective and easily adopted by Americans we wouldn’t be faced with such an obesity epidemic. The truth is there is no simple answer because everybody is different; doctors should recommend whatever diet the patient

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    South Beach Diet Fanatics Essay

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    South Beach Diet Fanatics      Experts say many people are dieting because of the government's recent warnings about the U.S. obesity epidemic. About 64 percent of Americans are overweight or obese. Yet helping people control their weight is a tricky issue. "It's a balancing act, because on the one hand, clearly we have concerns that more and more teenagers are becoming obese," said David Sarwer, associate professor of psychology and director of education at the

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    Three Types of Dieters Essay

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    society, I believe this is what prompts people to go on a diet. Every day, thousands of people try to lose weight, but not for all the right reasons, the majority of people want to lose weight with little or no effort involved; some watch infomercials’, see magazine advertisements, music videos featuring fit and trim women and men. There are several types of dieters; I am discussing three types of dieters. The dieters who jump on every new diet fad they are called the “bandwagon dieter”, the “promise

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    recent poll, 6 to 8 million Americans do not eat meat, fish, or poultry. From these people studies have been done about the effects of a vegetarian diet on the body. Compared to meat eaters, vegetarians consume less saturated fat and cholesterol from not eating meat. This diet leads to better long-term health. Research so far has shown that a vegetarian diet reduces the risk of heart disease. In recent years a study was done using 76,000 participants and the results showed that vegetarians were 25% less

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