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    consider consuming the processed foods when the produce is clearly the healthier choice? For most Americans the answer is not that simple. Processed foods are the quick, inexpensive,and enjoyable way to satisfy hunger cravings. The act of processing foods consists of changing or altering a food product before consumption. America is one of the most advanced countries in food production and food preservation. Individuals enjoy going out to eat or stopping by the local fast food restaurant because it is convenient

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    While foods that have not been fermented (meaning they have not been processed and still possess fermentation microbes) have been popular for millennia; in recent years, the increase in research done on the human microbiome possibly could be explained for “health foods” rise in popularity (Benson, Klaenhammer, et. al., 2017). Many commerical probiotic products have been dairy based by recent trends have shown a shift towards non-conventional matrices (Vasudha, Mishra, 2013). This change has included

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    weight, are a major health concern in America today. In fact, “The prevalence of overweight and obesity has increased sharply among US adults and children in recent years” (Young, 2002). This overall weight gain by the American population is accompanied by a number of illnesses such as obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure, stroke, heart disease and more. Low-income household members are the most affected by these conditions because their diet is mostly composed of unhealthy food and is often unbalanced

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    Food and health video Critique and review In the video Food as Medicine: Preventing and Treating the Most Common Diseases with Diet, which was released in 2015, doctor Greger gave a live presentation of the most common diseases with the diets of the people. He talks very confidently about all the issues what exist in the diet that the people now a days take and how it effects out health to such a deep extent. He gives a solution to several deadly diseases by stating that they can be cured by the

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    Organic food is the product of a farming system which avoids the use of man-made fertilizers, pesticides, growth regulators, and livestock feed additives. In recent years, the organic movement has expanded exponentially, and this trend shows no sign of stopping. (Consumer-Driven U.S.). However, the extra money one pays does not realistically provide the benefits it is thought to have. To begin, organic does not provide the health benefits associated with it; Lomborg states, "…there are few, if any

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    didn’t know what to expect nor I had any. What drew my attention was the course focus around different aspects that mediate food and health. This is important because it is applicable to the work that I will be doing for my field study. I’ve learned a lot and I wished we had more time to process the information because most of the materials were new. When it comes to food and health, there aren’t a lot of discussions and/or classes on the politics behind it. Community 156 has established this foundation

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    reproduction and evolution), better health care, cures for cancers, ends to wars and political disputes and differences. Many of us are not giving enough thought and credit to the fact that to even get close to that type of a future, we need to start with the basics. We need to start to look at our food future. The food that we ingest and thrive off of from the beginnings of our lives right up until death can be looked at as the crucial building blocks to a healthy a long life. Food is what keeps us alive, nourishes

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    Food safety and nutritional quality play a fundamental role in human health. Food safety and threaten public health as well as food businesses can be affected by different chemical, biological, and physical hazards, so ensuring food safety is thus the most critical aspect of a food operation and is the backbone of consumer trust. Therefore, food should not be regarded as a simple commodity. There are many technical know-how and adequate scientific, technological means, and managerial experience nowadays

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    The Health Of Fast Food

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    The Health of Fast Food By: Chaise Wohrer Fast food is a very delicious meal sometimes. It 's fast, it 's cheap, and you don 't have to clean pots and pans after you eat. Although, fast food might not be your best choice. These meals can be very unhealthy for you. I think fast food fast food can take a tool on your body when you eat it very often, large amounts, and unhealthy choices. A Big Mac from McDonalds contains 540 calories and 28 grams of total fat. ("Calories in McDonalds Big Mac Burger")

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    The health food market is a rapidly growing industry. As more and more individuals around the world invest more into their health, companies that promise healthier options are now finding entirely new sets of consumer bases. Thus, TruEarth found itself in a position to extend its product lines in order to offer easier pre-prepared meals that still provided a sense of healthy alternatives. One of their first new product launches was the Cucina Fresca line of pastas. Only a year after its introduction

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