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Chuck and Nancy Millerhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/12534267145322506213noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-631365738491042686.post-84894536514204888672008-12-06T13:49:00.000-08:002008-12-06T14:10:05.390-08:00

I have been considering how to write on nutrition. One of the biggest issues in the public health arena is obesity. We all know that personal responsibility and social responsibility are two arms of the same issue. Since, education is the preferred tool for creating greater personal responsibility, policy was aimed at increasing nutritional education. However, as many of us know, rarely do we eat

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My boss’s bull dog was originally bred to bait bulls. This was a popular entertainment in the Middle Ages, and the English standard bull dog is uniquely designed for this activity. The English bulldog was able to grab the bull by the nose or lip and hang on for dear life. The short neck and particular bite facilitated the dog’s ability to hang on. The upturned nose allows the dog to breathe as

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My boss has a new dog. She is a bulldog and is a great addition to the place. She spends most of her time prone, except for those times when her nose is to the ground looking for eats. She puts in an awful lot of effort into eating, snorting her way through her meal. (Actually, I think she is inhaling like a vacuum.) She has severe under bite so, she has to work extra hard. When she is done

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Diabetes is a disease that involves the body’s ability to properly clear glucose from the blood stream. When excess glucose, or blood sugar, builds up in the body serious problems can result. These problems affect kidneys, eyes, nerves gums and teeth. A very serious problem that can develop is cardiovascular disease. A diabetic’s risk for heart attack is the same as a person who has already had

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