Category: Diet & Nutrition
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Malaysian Malnutrition Problems
Table of Contents Background of the Problem Concern Possible Solutions to the Issue Recommendations for the Policy Implementation Reference List Background of the Problem The subject of this document relates to the need for mandatory support of good nutrition in all community groups and private or public facilities in Malaysia. The necessity of good nutrition…
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India Pale Ale: The Beer Style History
One of the famous beer styles, which today has many subtypes and production locations, is India Pale Ale. A classic IPA, according to the BJCP description of the style, is a moderately bitter and moderately full-bodied solid pale ale with a pronounced hop aroma and dry flavor (Strong & England, 2021). The British ingredients provide…
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Creating Specific Nutrition Analysis
Table of Contents Introduction Discussion Conclusion Reference Introduction The nutrition plan should be balanced and healthy to fulfill the organism with substantial and nourishing agents. People must meticulously build their ration because the food offered at markets nowadays contains many harmful components. If a person excessively consumes unhealthy food, they are likely to suffer from…
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Aspects of the Junk Food Consumption
Table of Contents Introduction Discussion Conclusion Reference Introduction Fast food, as a reflection of the accelerated pace of life, entered the mainstream long before the term itself was established in the minds of citizens worldwide. Nevertheless, in the U.S., this eating style acquired clear criteria, standards, the right to global expansion, and unquestionable popularity among…
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Utilitarianism in Food Safety Management
Table of Contents Utilitarianism Overview Utilitarianism in Food Safety Inspection and Management Alternative Ethical Theories: Virtue Ethics Conclusion References Food safety is a critical area of public health management, and food inspectors need to ensure that providers thoroughly follow national standards regarding product sanitation, storage, and handling. Healthcare professionals, including food inspectors, frequently encounter ethical…
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Supplemental Nutrition Assistant Program
Table of Contents Introduction The Procedure of SNAP Benefits from SNAP Challenges and Critics of SNAP Critical Legislative Changes to Policy Analysis of SNAP and Adequacy of its Benefits Conclusion References Introduction Supplemental Nutrition Assistant Program (SNAP) is a United States government program that seeks to support low-paid working families, low-income older adults, and other…
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The Ketogenic Diet: Positive and Negative Influences
Table of Contents Abstract Introduction The Diet is Safer and More Effective than Others Lack of Evidence Conclusion Reference List Abstract Diets have been the subject of intense discussions for years, and many statements, frequently supported by minimal data, have been presented in favor of one side or the other. Frequently, to promote weight loss…
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Tiramisu: Classic and Original Recipe
Table of Contents Abstract Tiramisu Literature Review Argument Conclusion References Abstract As the main research methods, a literature review will be conducted in order to learn the opinions of different authors concerning such a dish as tiramisu. Academic articles from scientific journals will be used to examine the origin of this dessert, as well as…
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The Geography of a Breakfast Commodity: Bananas
Table of Contents Introduction Banana in Brazil Works cited Introduction Breakfast, is one of the highly-rated meals among the human consumption rituals, although many go without it. Different people take different kinds of foods (bread, doughnuts), fruits (bananas, oranges) and drinks (tea, fruit juices, coffee) for their breakfast depending on; availability, weather conditions, taboo and…
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Carbohydrates: A Dietary Perspective
Table of Contents Carbohydrates Carbohydrates Groups Simple Carbohydrates Complex Carbohydrates Digestion of carbohydrates Benefits of Carbohydrates Healthy sources of carbohydrates Carbohydrates and Diabetes Index foods References Carbohydrates Carbohydrates are organic compounds which contain carbon hydrogen and oxygen molecules bonded together in the ratio (Cx H2O)y where X and Y are whole numbers. Carbohydrates together with…