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Q&A: What is the best Diet/Health book you have read to get motivated to loose weight?

Question by msmicki7777: What is the best Diet/Health book you have read to get motivated to loose weight?
They all seem to bore me, and none of them motivate me at all- I think I know HOW to do it, but just can’t seem to get motivated?

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Answer by Steven M
the abs diet, very informative and makes it realistic goals that you can stick to.

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Q&A: What is a good thesis statement for diet/health issues for a research paper?

Question by koolkatmic: What is a good thesis statement for diet/health issues for a research paper?
Its for an opposing arguement about why diets are healthy, not healthy, how people are becoming unhealthy by not eating the right foods, and just overall health in general. I need a good thesis that is 2 sentences long…

If Anyone can help me it would be great!!!

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Answer by CDRN
rising epidemic of childhood obesity

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What does this indicate about my diet/health?

Question by : What does this indicate about my diet/health?
(I’m not trying to be foul here, this is a serious question)

Quite recently I’ve found that my faeces have started to float on the water in the toilet. Some of them sink but the majority float on the surface and it often takes 4-5 flushes before they all eventually go through the U-bend. Is this a sign of a health problem or a bad diet?

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Answer by izzy
In some cases, floating stools are caused by the excess amount of gas in the intestine. This can be due to a change in the diet or gastrointestinal infections. It can be the presence of gas that makes the stools float.

Mal-absorption of nutrients and fats may also lead to floating stools with diarrhoea. Excess levels of fat in the stools (steatorrhea) can happen due to mal-absorption. In this case, the stools may be foul smelling too. It may also happen that the bacteria in the intestine act on the excess nutrients in the faecal matter and release more gas, which in turn makes the stools float.

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