This paper is about a serious topic to me, though some other people may disregard it as simply (and incorrectly) the curse of the upper-class suburban white girl. ... People predisposed to EDs may have a family history of alcoholism or drug addiction. ... Family situations often come into play in eating disorders too. ... As was mentioned before, eating disorders kill 30% of their victims. ... I slept in the YPU, or young peoples unit, because I"m under eighteen. ...

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Not just adults, but people of all ages. ... Another cause is the way we feel and in return handle emotions leading many people to eat out of spite and anger, or depression. ... Another problem many people face though, is eating with our eyes, and our eyes can play some pretty dirty tricks. ... Many work people eat on the go or at a desk, not taking the time to actually sit down with no distractions and enjoy what's being eaten. ... They all contradict how much and how many times people need to eat, what is right to eat, and the best times to eat. ...

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While some of them eat out for lunch, others go home to eat with their families and rest. ... But nowadays, due to the rise of commercial industries, people's minds have been greatly influenced and they now tend to adapt to the contemporary trends, altering the traditional Filipino food eating habits. ... Having such industries would save more time for eating resulting to people being more flexible and productive. ... This modern Filipino food eating habit if continued, can also resort to, much more severe effects to people. ... Ordering food would also cause people to rather eat alone, r...

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Now in the 21st century, people all around the world are busy. ... Perhaps the most vital distinction between eating at home and eating out is the quality of the food and the variety of it. ... At home and at dining places, there is sometimes food left over and many people like to save their food for later, especially if it was superior. ... And then there are those nasty and disrespectful employees and at home you don't have to worry about those rude people. ... Both eating at home and eating at a restaurant can be social-like. ...

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Along with the title of a locavore, one must only eat locally grown food. ... Now think, if these corporations are picking the produce two weeks in advance, what are consumers really eating? People aren't receiving the correct amount of nutrients their bodies should be getting from some of the fruits and vegetables that are shipped out. You might as well not eat anything from them since the powerful disease-fighting vitamins within the produce are weakening. ... Local farms know what the people like and are willing to take the time and effort to make sure they have the approval of the tow...

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My intent is to show that eating mostly organic foods does not necessarily translate to increased health benefits. ... Prior to these studies, most people generally considered that organic food products, because of the methods used to grow them, were inherently safer and therefore healthier than non-organic products. ... There is no doubt that pesticides do warrant serious scrutiny regarding what, if any negative side effects might be contributed to the consumption of eating non-organic foods. ... Much of what we consume has a finite amount of time in which it is safe to eat; organically gro...

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We are constantly reminded--especially when food prices go up--that Americans spend a smaller fraction of their income on food than any other people in the world, now or ever in history. ... But to any American conscious of our country's eating habits, there's far more to the story than contained in the preceding paragraph. ... It is not eating the proper kinds of food. ... Some people might argue that Americans have simply developed a taste for foods that happen to be not very nutritional. ... Some people argue that the government should become more active in controlling the food in...

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Today we see people diet or not for a variety of different reasons. ... People who diet also do so for health related issues. ... These people choose their foods based on wants or desires at that given moment. ... The thinner these people get the better they feel about themselves. ... People, for one reason or another, choose what they eat, how they eat, and when they eat. ...

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From classifying gender and social status to providing fuel, satisfaction, and excuses, food affects people in many ways. ... Peoples' social levels are classified according to their economic standing. ... People on the go can finish two things at once ¾ a meal and a business deal. Since people are going to eat anyways, suggesting eating a meal together is reasonable and harder to refuse. ... So, many people think exercising is the solution to eating as much as and whatever they want, but fattening foods clot blood vessels and are detrimental to their health, something that exercise...

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The way of eating In addition to the taste of the food, the way of eating was different from back home as well. In back home, people do not eat separately like American people do. ... I had no choice, so I had to eat alone. Because I did not used to eat alone in back home, I could not eat that much. ... The diversity of people The diversity of the people is wonderful. ...

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Many people use food as a means of relieving emotional stress. For some people this means they reject food until the time of stress is over; for others, it means they gain comfort from eating specific foods and may overeat when anxious. ... Phil is Jewish his traditions are different to most people as he comes from a different culture. ... Phil does not socially interact with people. ... People tend to buy foods they are appealed to. ...

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In this fast-paced society, people always strive to do things faster and get things quicker. ... However, eat fast does not mean eat right. When people have been freed from the kitchen, they may lose the joy of eating and cooking, also, a harmonious relationship with families. ... And most people order side dishes with the chicken. ... Eating better, living healthier and happier. ...

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Eat vegetables along with soup. ... Don't eat any fruit. ... Eat as much soup as you want. ... Eat soup at least once today. ... By the end of the 7th day if you have cheated on the diet you should have lost 4-8 kilograms (inactive people will lose less due to inactivity). ...

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People's desire of sustenance now can be fulfilled from TV dinner, fast food, mignonettes of beef and scallops with pommery mustard sauce to white jelly fungus and bird's nest in honey soup. Given the fact that the appetence can be satisfied through wide selections of food, some people now take this advantage for granted. Some people overestimate their capacity of eating and abandon large portion of the meal which they cannot consume. Moreover, some people ignore the taste, the smell and the quality of the food and concentrate on the quantity of the food which they start to eat like ...

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Theories composed by men such as Michael Pollan that implore people to give up processed foods are opposed by Maxfield. She does not believe that people need to hold themselves back from eating; if they were to be free to consume what they wish without weighing the pros and cons, they will discover their own power to distinguish between what they want to eat and what they do not want to eat. ... The government wanted to make sure the people in America were eating right and staying healthy so they released a nutrition chart that illustrated the proper foods and portions that should be consumed ...

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Compared with people who don't eat breakfast, often eat breakfast, especially breakfast cereals, fewer colds, and lighter. ... Historically it provided around 20-35% of daily energy needs but breakfast eating has however declined. ... In addition, eat breakfast will help us to enhance memory. ... That mean compare to your friends who get eat breakfast, the performance results are a little bad. ... The children also want to eat more fish, lean meat, eggs, milk and soy products and other foods rich in protein. ...

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The characters in Reservation Blues, because of the poverty in their lives are all forced to eat Government Issue food and because of that the people are often only shadows of themselves. ... This shows me that the government did not provide nutritious foods for the people. ... And when people are being told what to eat, they feel like they are not free, like they are imprisoned on their reservation. ... The people in the book can feel both physical and emotional satisfaction by preparing and then eating the fry bread. ... They don't get angry, they just eat what they have and hope ...

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" (Bruce) Eating toilet paper really affected my body in various ways. ... She told me all of the complications that can result in eating toilet paper. ... Once people started to find out about this they would tell me to just stop, but they didn't know how hard it was to "just stop". ... People would always ask me why I did it and I never had a answer for them. ... I didn't eat it as much as I used to but it took me three months after my many doctor's and therapists visits for me to completely stop eating toilet paper. ...

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Eating fast carries with it many social consequences. ... They have their own society by which they have lived for thousands of years, just like the Inuit people. I may find that eating raw seal is repulsive but by no means does that make me to think that they are an uncivilized people, only in terms of an etic approach would I deduce such an idea. ... Since we are a consumer industry, everything that we eat has meaning. Our society is focused on appearance and that reflects on what we eat. ...

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The senior come in as a meeting area where they eat and commune at the restaurant. The number of seniors that come in, crowds the dining area in which customers come in and eat. ... It may take on the name of the "old people's restaurant". ... If the city is full of seniors, than that would be the best marketing objective to get the majority of people in to eat. Bingo would also be a good idea to help bring people to attention. ...

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Some people might even say the Newton is not even a cookie, but more like a small teacake. ... There is a certain technique to eating this cookie, which makes eating an Oreo fun as well as delicious. ... Like Lay's potato chips, you can't eat just one. ... The Fig Newton is more of a refined sweet, where as the Oreo is something you eat to please a sweet tooth. Deciding which cookie to eat basically depends on you mood. ...

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When we compare the two restaurants, the advantages of eating at Chilis' restaurant are clear. ... The Charlie's is a formal place, people has to used formal clothes, also Charlie's requires reservations and it cancels reservations if a party is more than ten minutes late. ... Eating at the Charlie's is, to us, less enjoyable than eating at Chilis'. ... Eating at Charles" restaurant the waiters are uncomfortably formal and the food is gourmet, we prefer simpler meals. ... So, for my mother's birthday dinner, we prefer to eat at Chilis' r...

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The judge said that McDonald's food are not more fattening than a lot of the foods people cook at home. ... The judge declared that people are responsible for what they eat. ... I think that the judges were right in what they ruled, throwing out the cases because the plaintiffs (the obese people) failed to show that McDonalds "decieved" them into eating their food, and McDonald's has nutrition information available if you ask for it. And plus, obviously, nobody is forced to eat at McDonald's food which is what the judge had ruled. I also agree to the fact that people cook jus...

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In most of Western culture insect eating is considered a taboo, something that would make most people cringe. ... Illgner (2000:338) has suggested that it is culture, rather than economics or environment, that determines what people eat. ... It is amazing to think that the insects that make people squirm could be so nutritious. ... Although it has been proven that insects are nutritious, people continue to turn up their noses at entomophagy. ... Since the viewers do not generally see people eating insects, they way the contestants act only makes the bug meal seem even more disgusting. ...

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I try to eat healthy but it's kind of hard to being that there is only fast food places around campus, but I think I can do better on eating more healthy. ... I eat and eat but never gain the weight I want to, but I don't eat the right food in order to gain that weight. Eating right is good for the body. ... Things that cause me to stress would have to be people's characteristics and flaws. ... I just feel like I can be the nicest person to people and all they will do is walk all over me. ...

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