These dark conditions from factory farms affect the health of animals and its natural growth. ... Animals are not longer growth naturally. ... Therefore, farmers abuse with the usage of antibiotics in animals to try to control the illness. ... This shows us that animals are deprived of their natural food. ... His mother states: "he died after three week of suffering, he was not even allowed to drink water" (min 30). ...

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Food is any substance, esp. a solid, taken in by a plant or animal to enable it to live a grow. ... These are often called "wrong food" and these type of diet include a lot of animal fat, low fiber, a lot of processed food, poor in fresh vegetables, poor in fruits and also poor in whole grains. ... *Alcohol also has been proven to be safe and in some cases healthy when drinked in minimal doses, but if you exceed this and combined with cigarette, it increases the risk of develop cancer. ...

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Many food borne organisms are present in healthy animals raised for food. ... Fresh fruits and vegetables can also become contaminated if they are washed with water that is contaminated with animal manure or human sewage. ... Drink only pasteurized milk and juices and treated surface water. Wash hands carefully after using the bathroom, changing infant diapers, or cleaning up animal feces. ...

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With the need to produce more and better food more efficiently came Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs), "a process by which scientists manipulate DNA in a way to give a plant or animal a trait that it did not have before" (King 28). ... In 2012, the first long-term study was performed on animals, which showed damage to organs as well as tumors in rats that were fed a herbicide-resistant (genetically-altered) corn. ... " Propyl Gallate, which is often found in vegetable oil and meat products, may promote cancer, according to animal studies. ... Saccharin (Sweet 'N Low),...

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Splenda is a fad that has been going on since the mid 2000's and is the most popular sugar-replacement substance that many people use in coffee, tea, soda drinks and many other desserts. ... Americans should use only natural sugar to sweeten their food and drinks because Splenda is sucralose, a chemical that human bodies are not built to digest. ... If an advertisement said to Americans they should drink an unnatural, sweetened, chlorinated solution by saying don't worry, it's safe because only 12 percent remains in your body because your body can't digest it, would America...

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In Barbara Kingsolver's "Animal, Vegetable, Miracle" (2007), she discusses her personal experience with self-grown eating and lists people that she met and create relationships with. ... Barbara Kingsolver expresses "We wanted to live a place that could feed us: where rain falls, crops grow, and drinking water bubbles right up out of the ground" (Kingsolver 3). ... The plant and animal life is affected by various environmental factors that modify their ecosystem in various ways. ...

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"What's one man's poison, signoir, is another's meat or drink."" ... On the other hand if a traveler today was to venture to New Guinea they would find that insect protein constitutes for over 50% of animal protein intake (Illgner 2000). Quite different from what can be found in Canada or Europe, where the main source of animal protein comes from traditional sources. ... Insects are considered animals and there for are taboo for a vegetarian diet (Taylor 1975). ...

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Honey was used to sweeten foods and drinks. ... Wine, ale, mead and beer were the normal drinks, even for children, water was usually polluted and made people sick. ... For the most part here in America we are somewhat similar, we also grow cattle and all types of animals for food and we have gardens for our vegetables. ...

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I will hang these from the side of the cage so the chickens can eat and drink without spilling. ... I am working hard to place high, but am very satisfied in learning how to raise and care for these farm animals....

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Much of a persons excess weight comes from the carbohydrates we eat, most commonly when the highly processed carbohydrates found in baked goods, breads, snacks, SOFT DRINKS, and just about every other favorite snack food. ... In the South Beach Diet plenty of animal proteins made up for the cut in bad carbohydrates. ...

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Common junk foods include salted snack foods, fried fast food, and carbonated drinks that contains little or no proteins, vitamins or minerals but are rich in salt, sugar, fats and are high in energy (calories). ... Animals concentrate pesticides and chemicals in their milk and meat, which is found in the commercial dairy products. ...

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Nutrition is very important in living a healthy lifestyle. Keeping an eye on your personal daily nutrition values and intake is extremely important to an effective diet. In this paper I will compare and contrast my daily values totals as documented to the recommended daily totals. Then I will compar...

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