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    avoid repetiting activities. They tend to see themselves as expressive, original, and independent. I believe that this relates to my career choice, because I would be able to use my originality to help children find interesting ways to learn about nutrition. Investigative

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    County and depict a summary of a local program that gives nutrition support. This program will show how it enhances the health among Collier’s County’s low-income elderly, that are residents aged 60 and over. This paper will introduce a community nutrition program idea that will include a clear goal, detail specific aims, draw an action plan and have an evaluation plan that will collect data to confirm the program is working. Community Nutrition Project for Collier County According to (Services and

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    plants and other organisms take in food substances and process the nutrients within their bodies. Without food humans lose energy, concentration, and control of their bodies. While plants don’t have many options when it comes to food, humans have so many options that it is sometimes hard to make good healthy decisions when it comes to nutrition. In order to receive proper nutrition, it is important for children to receive three healthy and balanced meals a day. While most parents insist upon

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    career path for dietetics was led by my passion for disease prevention at one of the most crucial stages of human development - childhood. My curiosity with chronic non-communicable diseases began the following years after the death of both my grandmothers due to type 2 diabetes and stomach cancer. At a young age, I began to incline myself to biology in which my interest grew further for nutrition epidemiology, nutrigenetics and nutrigenomics. The fact that our diet interacts with our genes has opened

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    During this semester in the Introduction to Human Science class we have done several career exploration papers within our degree field and to explore the careers within the human sciences. The discussion of this paper will include three values that I find important, three career choices within the nutrition field, and three long term goals. I will also discuss how I will reach my long term goals and how my career choices and values tie into one another. According to Kato&Elias (2015), “Personal

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    developing the dietary guidelines was to provide science based advice for two years old or older to help prevent chronic diseases and promote health. Another reason why dietary guidelines were created was to lay a good “foundation for federal nutrition programs and nutrition education programs and serve as a basis for research gaps and priorities” (Slavin, 2012). Also, the government wants to make sure the

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    event regarding nutrition, this event was called Feeding The Hungry.Saint Vincent de Paul hosted this event. As the event’s host, Saint Vincent de Paul invited past clients to attend. At the event, we distributed nutritious meals for the holidays and discussed adequate nutrition with all who attended. I chose this event to alternative options because I not only distributed food, but I also discussed nutrition with attendees. At this event I had the opportunity to discuss nutrition with attendees

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    The findings from my current research indicate that it is true that poor nutrition negatively affects the academic performance of the students. Also, the study shows that when the students are given meals with good nutrient content, it is significant because it supports their growth and development as well as improve their cognitive development (Langford, et. al, 2014). The study showed that majority of the students who performed poorly in their tests are the one that is fed in meals that lack nutrients

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    Pediatrics Stunted Growth - Causes Behind It Everyone wants their babies to healthy and grow up to be a healthy-wealthy person. However, little they focus on this issue or are capable of giving their infants the best of medical standards. Problems show up in children early and if overlooked, may hamper their future life a lot. Constant check-ups are necessary to be it pre-birth or post the birth of a baby, and for this, a parent should always be in contact of a pediatrician. Pediatrics is the medicinal

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    My Quirky Nutrition Nutrition is a complex aspect that has many working parts. Nutrition has to do with being healthy, fit, safe, and having a balanced diet. Nutrition starts at conception and does not stop from there. It is very important for people to be aware of different aspects that may affect their overall nutrition. We will discuss how my overall nutrition has been developed and formed since my birth throughout my entire life. My nutrition ultimately started with my mom being pregnant.

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