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    tasting food that is convenient to buy and prepare. These prepackaged or processed foods are normally made to be faster, cheaper and usually taste great but they are loaded with bizarre, unpronounceable chemicals that, if you saw them in their pre-processed state, you would never consider putting in your mouth. Emulsifiers, preservatives, colorants, stabilizers, artificial sweeteners, texturizers and even bleach can be found in most processed foods. On average, Americans spend 90% of their food budget

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    and ingredients. Most of the food was low-fat, cholesterol-free, gluten free, sugar free, fat free or reduced sodium. Yet, people around us were massively overweight. I remember venturing out the last store with only a few products in my bag--bread, pasta, and tomato sauce. Since then I had the urge to build a healthy menu for my family. I read nutrition books—“Back to Basics.”, “Forks over Knives.” I watched food documentaries—“The world according to Monsanto.”, “Food Inc.”, “Supersize me.” Today

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    Plastic Surgery Of Food

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    “The Plastic Surgery of Food” This year more than 559,000 Americans will die of cancer, and another 1,445,000 new cases will be detected. (Kushi, Jack 3) According to the American National Cancer Society, facts and figures from 2017 has linked that sixty years ago the rate of people who would get cancer in their lifetime was one of eight, however, today it has risen to one in two men and one in three women. Several studies indicate processed foods are a leading contributor to the rising cancer

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    The article and the lecture discuss different theories about how agnostids may have lived. The author provides three different theories, however, the lecturer cast doubts on these assertions and believes that they have weaknesses and fail to convincingly explain the way agnostids actually lived. First, the author states that agnostids may have been predators and tries to justify this theory by mentioning that other types of primitive arthropods existed that were active predators and furthermore

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    By the eighteenth century the diet of Russia’s peasantry that would continue untouched for almost two hundred years had been determined. Peasants consumed mainly various types of grains in differing forms: bread, kasha, and blinis were the most common. Grains were one of few items that could be grown abundantly throughout Russia hence their universality.1 Vegetables were not as universally possible in Russia and their percentage in diets relied on location, time of year, and preservation possibilities

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    In today’s society, most Americans are eating processed and altered food, most without even knowing it, which causes people to over eat as well as eat unhealthy. These “hidden” ingredients cause a large array of issues, the most predominant being obesity. I will inform you of what you may be eating, and how these things can affect your body in ways you may not even be aware of. The first thing I would like to bring to your attention is some of the ingredients you may not are harmful that you consume

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    Essay on Factory Farms and Obesity

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    The necessity of food has created one of the most powerful diseases in the health of today’s nation. According to the resent documentary (Silverbush 2012) it shows how obesity and hunger are closely related to one another. Obesity today has over taken what we know of most of the United States population. This phenomenon of unhealthy eating starts in children even before they start going to school. A large amount of today’s population is found living in the middle to lower class, creating complications

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    There are many things in our food industry that is affecting how we live life. The writing piece, “Language Awareness: Readings for College Writers”, contains three articles each created by people with the necessary background knowledge to explain the effects the food industry has had in changing America. Bonnie Liebman deals with unsupported claims being put in our food products; Sarah Federman talks about how advertisements from food companies are overusing the word natural ambiguously; Greg Critser

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    memories. Traditions were something that brought cultures and families together and made them one within each other. Traditions allowed people to become strong independent well-balanced individuals. Family traditions had an intense connection to the food they consumed. While men were the ones that went out hunting, fishing, and farming, works out of the home to make money. Women completed the family; they were one with the home. Women were homemakers in the authentic sense. The roles of women, and

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    /cold drinks. Stop using disposable or plastics and canned foods. Bisphenol A is one of the component of PVC or hardened Plastic used everywhere: in inner lining of soda cans, plastic tubs of food, electric kettles, baby bottles, cups, microwavable bowls and other plastic containers that have invaded our kitchen and cafeterias. Within the food industry, use of PHOSPHATE additive has grown exponentially. Now-a-days, person eating processed food absorb 1000mg of phosphates as compared to 470 mg in 1990’s

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