Background For I am one of the community nurses for 2 years, I had no thorough experience in caring for a DM patient as with the nurses caring for the patients in the hospitals. But this doesn't mean I didn't encounter any DM case. ... As an ordinary person at the same time a nurse, I just realized through browsing the pictures that I am the one who is accountable for my decisions, such as the foods that I ate, meals skipped, the vises, etc. Another is that since I am with my peers, I had influenced them to eat what I wanted to eat, how? ... Nurse as I am, but this is how a patient f...

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I shall examine in this paper the question of whether and how much organized awareness of hunger is present at birth. ... Freud made a clear-cut distinction when he defined instinct as "a borderland concept between the mental and the physical, being both the mental representative of the stimuli emanating from within the organism and penetrating to the mind, and at the same time a measure of the demand made upon the energy of the latter in consequence of its connection with the body." 14 Kubie, in a series of papers, emphasized the need to recognize the complexity of instinctual development ...

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Actually, I don't even think that Subway had much to do with it at all. I tend to be skeptical to the extreme and overt in my opinions and comments, so this is what I feel has happened as to Jared's great weight loss. ... That's where I feel it all came from. ... Just because something is low in fat or is fat-free, it doesn't mean that you can't get fatter from having eaten it "however, none of that is ever mentioned in the commercials either. ... By making the comment that great taste does not mean high fat, they dismiss the idea that "if something is too goo...

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As a Schreyer woman, I will initially comment on reasons for why making these unhealthful decisions may be easier and more practical for many people, especially for occupied Honors women. I will then discuss the health hindrances of eating poorly, and I will end my comments with health benefits for eating well. ... I believe this is an indicator that we live in a society where the focus on weight and body-image puts much pressure on women to agonize over food decisions. ... For Schreyer women, this could mean that the added feelings of insecurity in regards to food will become distracting and ...

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