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    Top Three Career Choices

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    Based on the health careers workshop activity, my top three career choices were exercise science, health promotion and wellness, and nutrition. Exercise science is the study of human movement to maintain or to improve physical fitness. Some popular occupations in the exercise science field are a personal trainer, strength and conditioning coach, athletic trainer, occupational therapist, and physical therapist. If you are a physical therapist, occupational therapist, or an athletic trainer, you must

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    is wise will not abhor them” (Ecclesiasticus 38:4). This is one of my favorite bible quotes which summarizes my feelings (views?) about maintaining a healthy lifestyle, using food as medicine and balancing good nutrition. Throughout my life I made poor choices pertaining to my nutrition in part by cultural experiences and my personal lack of awareness. One of my biggest challenges growing up was digestive related in which, I have struggled with constipation most of my life. As I did my research

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    Clinical Dietitian

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    dietitians to work with patients to achieve their health and wellness goals, using the foundation of good nutrition to do so. UW Health employs dietitians both in the hospital settings, and in out-patient clinics. This report will focus on the role of dietitians in the out-patient setting. The UW Health website describes the role of the dietitian as being in charge of the patient’s medical nutrition therapy, meaning they are using a nutritional evaluation to make an individualized plan to help that

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    Department of Health and Human Services childhood obesity was tackled through Farm to School programs. School gardens were first developed in Massachusetts in the 1890’s and implemented nationwide (Scherr, 2013). Vegetable gardens allow for students to see the fruits of their labor and allow them to reap what they sow, making in the intake of vegetables more appealing. Children come to

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    Better animal diet for healthier pets Animal Diet: Animal Diet can prove to be extremely vital for the animals. The diet or the nutrition for animals is concerned with the cultivated or domesticated animals. Just like human beings, the diet of the animals needs to comprise of a number of vitamins and minerals that ensure the healthier living. These vitamins and minerals can be obtained by adding a number of food materials in the routine diet. Although these animal diet ingredients are highly required

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    including health care, the purchasing of nutrition groups, and the missed economic opportunities. Unlike poverty levels, hunger and malnutrition rates remain consistently low, showing little to no improvement. Some sources even believe the rates are slowly increasing, explaining that “despite sustained economic growth and poverty reduction, the proportion of the population that is food insecure increased from 19 percent in 1992 to 21 percent in 2007.” (“Uganda: Nutrition Profile”) This validates that poverty

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    Public Health Policy Evaluation Benedictine University Susanna Johnson Clinical Guidelines on the Identification, Evaluation and Treatment of Overweight and Obesity in Adults. National Heart, Lung and blood Institute. 1998. Surgeon General’s Call to Action. Heart Disease, the number one cause of death in the United States, as well as Stoke (4th) and Diabetes the 7th leading cause of death all have a common denominator; Obesity (CDC). All of these statistics have continued to increase

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    Obesity In America Essay

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    member should avoid eating altogether, and what could be eaten as an occasional treat. These specialists are called Dietitians and/or Nutritionists. Most Dietitians and Nutritionists achieve a Masters or Doctorate Degree in Human Nutrition and Dietetics. Their vast knowledge of the human body and the digestion process has proven to be beneficial in many cases. Some have even weened patients off of medications that physicians said would be impossible to live without just by producing meal plans that help

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    Core Requirements Having thoroughly looked over the list of core requirements and discussed with Hannah, one of our student success leaders, about some of the different courses, I came to the conclusion that I would like to take the following classes eventually. Introduction to Conflict Management; 11001 Taking Introduction to Conflict Management would definitely help me in life, not just my major. From dealing with conflicts in rehearsals with fellow dancers, to dealing with everyday drama outside

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    President Barak Obama on December 13, 2010. The law funds child nutrition programs and free lunch programs in schools. It also increases access to healthy food for students and promotes overall student wellness. HHFKA also sets new nutrition standards of school breakfast and lunch, a focus of First lady Michelle Obama. (The Healthy Hunger Free Kids Act, 2010). The major goals of the law are to end childhood hunger, improve childhood nutrition, and combat America’s epidemic of obesity within school age

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