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Read David Kesslers- the end of overeating Text Identify, describe, and explain all of the changes that we, as individuals, can make internally to take control of our eating, overeating, and related i
Read David Kesslers- the end of overeating Text
- Identify, describe, and explain all of the changes that we, as individuals, can make internally to take control of our eating, overeating, and related issues.
- Identify and explain all of the external changes that could be made to the food industry to help reduce the obesity epidemic.
- With regard to obesity, identify and explain the social arrangements interpreted as unjust and articulate the implications for social policy and action.
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