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    Type 2 Diabetes is also called Non Insulin Dependent Diabetes. In this type, body does not use insulin adequately and become resistant to even high levels of insulin. This leads to high blood sugar margins which can cause adverse effects if left untreated. There are many risk factors which can be responsible for the progression of the disease. Obesity is the root cause for the type 2 Diabetes Mellitus, People having type 2 diabetes are at risk for gain in weight due to many causes or factors including:

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    It is an originally energy drink which is sold by Austrian company Red Bull GmBH, created in 1987. Today Red Bull is available in more than 169 countries and around 60 billion cans of Red Bull have been consumed so far. It is sold in a tall and slim blue-silver can. By the terms of market share, it is the highest-selling energy drink in the world, in the year 2015 about 5.9 billion cans sold throughtout the world. History: An Austrian entrepreneur Dietrich Mateschitz who was inspired by the Thai

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    Lubricants Lubricants as the name suggest, reduce friction between powder mix and the die walls during compression and ejection. They also prevents the mixed powders/ granules from sticking to the processing zone of the tablet press especially the punches and die. In some cases, lubricants reduce inter-particulate friction and thus, improve flow rates of powders or granules. The best lubricants are those with low shear strength but strong cohesive tendencies perpendicular to the line of shear. Lubricants

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    Deceptive Labeling

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    I am proposing a research study on deceptive labeling on manufacturing product such as tea and other products that causes health issues. My main points that I will be touching base on are what does deceptive labeling mean, food products that are being wrongfully label and the consequence of deceptive labeling. Before I can talk about “Deceptive labeling “I will briefly give description on food labelling and why food products have labels on them. According to the U.S Food Drug Administration (FDA)

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    The Effect of Table Salt and Sugar on the Melting Rate of Ice A common practice during the winter when roads ice over is to spread salt to melt the ice. According to Senese (2015), the salt melts the ice by disrupting the equilibrium between freezing and melting water molecules. The dissolved salt molecules cause the capture of water molecules by ice for freezing to slow while not affecting the rate of melting. This phenomenon is also referred to as freezing-point depression. As the molality, or

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    Juicing is the process of extracting juice from plant tissues such as fruits and vegetables. There are numerous methods; from extracting the juice by hand or the large-scaled manufacturing processes that is used to efficiently retrieve the juice from the fruits and vegetables included in the mixture. According to Dr. Joseph Mercola, an alternative medicine proponent, there are two main reasons why the incorporation of vegetable juices are essential to improve the health of the people. First, you

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    From the moment of its creation, protein powder has been engulfed in a tornado of controversy. Doctors, scientists, and athletes have debated on whether or not it should be used for years. Protein provides the building blocks for all cells and membranes, hormones and various growth factors. Elena Voropay, a writer for Iron Man Magazine, says “Protein is found literally everywhere in your system: there is protein in your muscle tissues, your heart, in the enzymes that digest your food, in your skin

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    What helps improve performance, build muscle, or lose weight? To a lot of people, they see supplements are the answer. Weather it’s a powder, pill or bar they goal is always to make a change in a way the consumers sees beneficial. You can buy supplements at various stores any almost any area; but where can you try them before you buy them? The answer to that question for many consumers is the Arnold Classic. This is an event where people travel from all over the world to attend. One of the reasons

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    Sugar Substitutes

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    manufactured. They are the ones most easy to spot while eating at some restaurants because they will be the colorful packets on the table grouped with the table sugar and other condiments. Some of the most common ones include aspartame, saccharin, and sucralose which are technical names for the well-known brands Equal, Sweet’N Low and Splenda respectively. Next up there’s natural sweeteners, which can best be found at natural and organic establishments such as Whole Foods and the likes. Unlike artificial

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    History, product / services, major customers, major suppliers, and leadership, and provide a synopsis of each company. Coca-Cola was the invention of a pharmacist in 1866 in Atlanta, Georgia. Dr. John S. Pemberton created a syrup to be added to carbonated water and served at soda fountains. Dr. Pemberton did not live long enough to see his invention “become the worlds’s #1 selling sparkling beverage” (World). Pemberton was fortuitous in that he sold portions of his business before his death.

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