Essays on Maintaining Health

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The Effects of Regular Exercising on Everyday Life

1 page / 414 words

It is a well-known fact that exercising dramatically affects individuals' lives. People that start exercising feel better about their bodies and minds, which makes them greatly happier and healthier. According to the American Heart Association, people should aim for at least 90 to 150 minutes...

Physical Exercise

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We Should Care About Sedentary Behavior

2 pages / 756 words

Solutions of turning the lifestyle from sedentary to active is that we should first set the environmental issues that how is our lifestyle and how we spend our day at office or work station. So the office management should design exercise break for employees to...

Healthy Lifestyle Physical Exercise

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Social Media and Sex

3 pages / 1259 words

In our Research Methods class for Florida International University, we conducted a study for the Fall term. We selected one hundred and twenty students from our university to participate. Out of the 120 students, 52% (n=62) were male and 45% (n=54) were female, and those...

Sexual Health Social Media

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Defying Nature: Choosing The Sex of an Unborn Baby is Wrong 

2 pages / 749 words

Introduction Many would say that having a child is a journey filled with fascination and wonderment. It’s the beginning of a new life touched by the miracles from Heaven. As the nation continuously achieves advancements in technology, the question of whether or not parents should...

Childbirth Sexual Health

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Increasing One's Tendency to Exercise

2 pages / 1117 words

Abstract I employed a self-control program that aimed to improve my tendency to engage in exercise/physical activity. I was the subject, a 19 year old west-african female, slightly above average weight, below average height and severely lacking in physical fitness. This was done through the...

Physical Exercise

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The Issue of Mental Illnesses in Women in "The Yellow Wallpaper"

3 pages / 1398 words

Introduction Mental illnesses in women have only recently been accepted and understood. In the mid-1800s, women with any form of mental disease were diagnosed with “hysteria” or “neurasthenia,” isolated from their families and normal lives, and submitted to cruel and unusual treatment. Charlotte Perkins Gilman...

Mental Health Women’s Health

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Vulvar Papillary Hidradenoma Phenomenon

1 page / 489 words

Vulvar papillary hidradenoma arises from specialized anogenital apocrine glands in and around the intralabial sulcus. These are benign lesions, which present as slow growing, circumscribed cystic masses especially in reproductive age. Here we discuss a case of papillary hidradenoma of vulva in a young female.IntroductionVulvar...

Human Anatomy Sexual Health

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Correlations Between Anaerobic Power and Anaerobic Capacity

3 pages / 1516 words

During exercise, the body utilizes two primarily different systems in regard to different categories of energy expenditure based on low intensity and long intervals, and high intensity and short intervals. The two systems, anaerobic and aerobic glycolysis, occur at different intervals during exercise and draw...

Body Physical Exercise

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The Best Exercises to Gain Muscle and Strength 

2 pages / 816 words

Introduction When performing the exercises to gain muscle it is very important that we adapt the weight to our possibilities and we increase it gradually as we gain strength. To achieve the toning of our body we must gain muscle mass. Therefore, in this article...

Muscle Physical Exercise

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Things Essential for Women's Health

2 pages / 850 words

Things Essential For Women`s Health As women we are always trying to find a good balance between the demands of our family and work which often leads to neglecting to nutritional needs allowing them to be put on the back burner. Your probably like me...

Medicare Universal Health Care Women’s Health

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Danger of Robotics and Sexual Aid Technology

6 pages / 2690 words

Following countless advancements in the realms of robotics and sexual aid technology, one topic that has recently garnered much attention and debate regards humanoid sex robots, henceforth referred to as “sexbots.” The primary intent of a sexbot is to bring sexual pleasure and gratification, in...

Robots Sexual Health

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The Physical Activity of Children Today

1 page / 527 words

The physical activity of children today is much different than it was even 30 years ago. Then, children had physical chores, free play and back yard games. Today, children are in organized and structured activities. Large numbers of children are involved with traditional school based...

Children Injury Physical Exercise

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Physical Activity and Sports Studies Assessment – Enhancing Performance

4 pages / 1674 words

Technology has changed the way sport is played globally now that cameras, wearable technology, and sport science has advanced to be useful in changing sport technique to enhance performance. Technology has allowed players and coaches to analyse their technique and adjust them where necessary to...

Impact of Technology Physical Exercise

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Why We Should Be Playing Sports

2 pages / 684 words

Humanity had evolved from hunting – running, sweating and surviving. Now, in the present, people seem to have devolved to sit on their chairs to only play video games or to watch Netflix on the couch. It’s not surprising that the obesity rate has shot...

Healthy Lifestyle Physical Exercise

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Factors of The Development of Sexual Priming on Social Media

2 pages / 934 words

As human beings we are naturally programmed to crave sex; however, sex comes at a cost. Our exposure to sexual stimuli influences our behavior, sexual permissiveness, relationship-initiation processing, self-sexualization and our conscious and unconscious processing of sexual cues. Social media and sex go head to...

Human Sexual Behavior Sexual Health Social Media

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Theory of Sexual Morality Through a Kantian Sexual Ethic by Thomas Mappes

1 page / 483 words

Thomas Mappes developed his theory of sexual morality through a Kantian sexual ethic, by following the logic that one should never treat someone as a method to our own ends, we must treat others as an end in themselves. The Kantian principle is embedded with...

Human Sexual Behavior Sexual Health Theory

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The Art of Brainstorming: Strategies for Generating Ideas

3 pages / 1149 words

Quoted by Brillat-Savarin (1826), this states that the food we consume has a great impact on our well-being and health. Eating habits refer to what, how, when and in what quantities an individual eats. As for Mauritians, it is true that the eating pattern is...

Eating Habits Physical Exercise

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Summary of R. Karl Hanson’s Dimensional Measurement of Sexual Deviance

1 page / 549 words

R. Karl Hanson’s theoretical paper argues for the dimensional classification of paraphilic disorders. In the article the argument is made that a scale should be established to distinguish varying degrees of paraphilia. Through a review of literature Hanson has discovered varying types of paraphilia, that...

Human Sexuality Sexual Health

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Cardiovascular Diseases, Metabolic Syndrome and Health Behaviours of Postmenopausal Women Working in Agriculture

2 pages / 1010 words

The topic I have chosen is “Cardiovascular diseases, metabolic syndrome and health behaviours of postmenopausal women working in agriculture”. The aim of this study was “to examine the impact of occurrence of cardiovascular diseases and metabolic syndrome on the frequency of the health behaviours in...

Cardiovascular System Women’s Health