...Rainier Health and Fitness Rainier Health and Fitness, a non-profit community gym, is a subprogram of Urban Impact. Urban Impact is a Seattle faith-based non-profit with the mission of, ‘Partnering with families and communities to break the cycle of social, material, and spiritual poverty.” As such, Urban Impact facilitates the organization of several smaller outreach programs, one of which is Rainier Health and Fitness (RHF). Located in the Rainier Valley, RHF helps to meet a community need for a fitness center focused on building “a model of the healthiest neighborhood, a place where reconciliation is facilitated as barriers between people are diminished through exercise”. We had the opportunity to speak with two of the employees to discuss...
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...Health, Illness, and Healing (2158) 11-19-2015 Stage 1: Ethnographic Assessment An inventory of health/illness related product in the household In an ordinary household, it is common to find medication, medical devices, and or food supplements associated to a specific health-related condition or illness. An assessment of my household reveals the following products: Prozac Paxil Amoxicillin Furosemide Esmilol Vitamin C, Multivitamin, Pottassium, iron Ambien Lunesta Percodan Panadol Cough syrup Anti-Acid Thermometer Nebulizer Blood Pressure Monitor Hearing Aid Anti-septic Weight management magazine First-Aid Guide book Organic cook foods Fresh fruits and vegetables Health-Seeking Behavior * The gym is compulsory to all my family members. Most of them visit the gym on a daily basis while those with busy schedules ensure they attend at least thrice a week.The reasons for going to the gym are numerous. Some family member’s visit the gym to keep fit and tone their muscles while others aim to shed the extra weight. We also engage in exercise activities such as bike riding and jogging. * My family also has the habit of drinking water. Specifically, my father believes that water detoxifies the body and thus guarantees health.He starts and ends the day with two glasses of water;a habit he has maintained since his youth. Personally, I have also adopted my father’s belief in drinking water and I ensure I carry a bottle of water everyday irrespective...
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...Severe asthma had a massive influence on Georges wellbeing. I recommend services such as the GP and pharmacy and gym. George greatly benefited from visiting the GP as he was able to monitor and observe his wellbeing. The general practitioners were able to analyses if his asthma did improve and helped him by prescribing medication which helped by easing his symptoms that was cause by his sever asthma. The GP helped by detecting If George had any allergies, in order for George to live healthy and happily. The GP also provided many services such as the pharmacy in order for George to learn about what his medications where and how it affected his condition. George recognized what triggered his asthma attacks therefore his asthma attacks where less frequent. Intellectually the practitioner helped George learn what to do in asthma attacks, as he knew that asthma attacks could be fatal. He learnt that you need to stand up straight, take long deep breaths and stay clam whilst having an asthma attack. This has allowed George to get further insight on how to improve his condition. Socially...
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...What are stereotypes? Basically, it’s the way people judge other people by their looks and the way they act. This happens a lot in Freaks and Geeks and in the world today. Some stereotypes that are commonly projected upon teenage characters are geeks, freaks, and jocks. Each character falls into one of these categories. I feel that these portrayals are fair because these stereotypes are used in the show and they exist in today’s world. One stereotype category used in this show is geeks. What exactly are geeks though? Geeks are people who are small, smart, unathletic, anti-social, they like sci-fi things, science, games, and toys. A few people in the show are in this category. Sam, Neil, and Bill fall into this stereotype. For example, Neil...
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...allow smoking of any sorts. I believe smoking leads to all things bad. For example, gives you cancer, affect eye sight and pregnancy, prone to heart disease, depression, anxiety, and the smell is just awful! I am anti- smoking. It does not contribute to the human body in a good way. I ban smoking of anything in my society. In the text its states, “Inequalities of race and gender, are often connected to lower socioeconomic status. When we add race or gender to the health equation, we find significant differences between groups who are high or lower in the social hierarchy,” (Ferris & Stein 414). If a person were to become very sick, we will have facilities to help nurse them back to health at no charge. People my society will not manipulate the free health care because they understand that this is to help them become heathier and for their benefit. There will be no discrimination between race, ethnicity, class, or gender. Everyone has the equal right to be insured for health care. In my perfect society, gyms will be will be free to citizens. Fitness promotes a healthy life and a healthy life leads to a long, fulfilled life. Exercising will improve your memory, endurance, bone strength, psychological health, and so much more. I will encourage my citizens to visit the gym as much as they...
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...5 day fix once a year? 2) Or is it something that you should do daily? If you answered number 2, you were right in your thinking and that’s the way the Fitlife team and I operate. How do I detox every day? Here is a list of 7 things you can do daily to ensure your success. Warm Water And Lemon How you start your day is how you start your life. I like to start out by drinking a liter of warm water with lemon first thing in the morning. This helps the liver flush out impurities and keeps you hydrated. Get Sweaty After I’m done with the warm water and lemon first thing in the morning I head to the gym to get my heart rate up and get my sweat on. Sweating has been shown to cleanse your body and push out toxins. Not only do I sweat, I focus on breathing big breaths 70% of the toxins in your body come from your lungs. Have A Green Juice Getting back from the gym it’s time to get all juiced up. The different greens in the juice help give my cells what they need to thrive in an environment of free radicals etc. A simple recipe I like to follow is in the Alpha Reset. Get it here. Energizer Bunny 2 Kale 1 Lemon 2 Cucumbers ½ Apple Cilantro 4 Celery 1 Tsp Turmeric This juice recipe gives me tons of energy and helps my body get rid of waste. Meet My Friend ACV Apple Cider Vinegar is awesome. Taking 2 tablespoons a day helps get rid of mucus in the body and break down harmful toxins. It also encourages good gut bacteria, which is important when it comes to getting...
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...Factors Involved in Growing a Business Factors Involved In Growing a Niche Company In creating/starting a business, the biggest fear is, “will my product succeed?” No one has any idea of what the future holds, so there is always a chance for success. Where would the world as we know it be if there was no one willing to take a “risk”? There would not be the advancements in technology that is so necessary in our everyday lives. Those products we have become so dependent on began with the idea of success. With that in mind, I will discuss some of the factors that are involved with creating and growing a niche company. Identify at least three challenges when setting up a business. Explain why they are challenges. One of the first challenges faced when setting up a business is developing a product that you are familiar with. I suggest you acquire some skills, or the hands on experience it would take to successfully run your business. Not having researched the information would make it challenging because it would be hard to sell a product you know nothing about. Marketing would be another challenge you will face in creating a business. There are many obstacles you will face when expanding into your products market. Understanding the target market size would be very beneficial. Find out the need for the product in that market. research and get information on some of your competitors and their pricing. Always figure out ways...
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...the pioneering health facilities in the Philippines that offer a complete array of services, such as massage therapies, facial, foot and body care treatments. Conforming to high standards of excellence, The Spa has been accredited as a member of the International Spa Association (ISPA) and the Spa Association of the Philippines, Inc. (SAPI). It is also the first spa in the Philippines to be awarded the Superbrand status. The Spa’s first outlet was built in 1996 on a 2,400 sq.m. lot along Acropolis Green Subdivision, 80 E. Rodriguez Jr. Avenue, Libis, Quezon City. Its therapists and aestheticians are trained to provide the kind of treatment that each guest requires. A modern, ultra-hip Gym Center located at the second floor of its four-story building is equipped with the latest gym equipment . The Spa is one of the Philippines’ premier centers for healthy and holistic spa services. It is one of the pioneering health facilities in the Philippines that offer a complete array of services, such as massage therapies, facial, foot and body care treatments. Conforming to high standards of excellence, The Spa has been accredited as a member of the International Spa Association (ISPA) and the Spa Association of the Philippines, Inc. (SAPI). It is also the first spa in the Philippines to be awarded the Superbrand status. The Spa’s first outlet was built in 1996 on a 2,400 sq.m. lot along...
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...Why anti gravity yoga in Adelaide is the newest trend in getting fit Article Summary: Getting fit is the need of the hour and the best place to start your fitness regime is at The Energy Clinic. Fitness is an important part of our lives, more so these days when the standard of living has drastically changed. Unlike a few decades ago, these days’ people are subjected to hours of work in offices without much physical labour. There isn’t much time today in most people’s busy lives due to the fact that work has engrossed everyone’s time. Still, recently there has been a lot of awareness about the importance of being fit and that is the reason why more and more people are investing their time and effort into their individual fitness regimes to be in optimum shape. Looks do matter and without proper fitness, you can’t attain the physique which...
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...other students to join in on the bullying. Unfortunately, the majority of students are spectators who act like the “peanut gallery” laughing out loud or snickering behind the victim’s back. The “peanut gallery” may not directly bully the victim, but by standing on the sidelines giving their attention to the actions they encourage they bully. Even though I am not a bully, I have been part of the “peanut gallery” that makes bullying an even worse situation. The “peanut gallery” are students that can make a positive change to stop bullying. As students, we can take action to stop bullying in our schools and I have some ideas to make this happen. I and a group of students would dedicate one week at the beginning of the school year to hold an anti-bullying campaign called “Bully Beatdown.” The “Bully Beatdown” campaign would raise awareness to the issues of bullying. For the campaign kick-off, I would hold a rally for students to share their personal stories and experience with bullying. I would invite a counselor or...
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...other students to join in on the bullying. Unfortunately, the majority of students are spectators who act like the “peanut gallery” laughing out loud or snickering behind the victim’s back. The “peanut gallery” may not directly bully the victim, but by standing on the sidelines giving their attention to the actions they encourage they bully. Even though I am not a bully, I have been part of the “peanut gallery” that makes bullying an even worse situation. The “peanut gallery” are students that can make a positive change to stop bullying. As students, we can take action to stop bullying in our schools and I have some ideas to make this happen. I and a group of students would dedicate one week at the beginning of the school year to hold an anti-bullying campaign called “Bully Beatdown.” The “Bully Beatdown” campaign would raise awareness to the issues of bullying. For the campaign kick-off, I would hold a rally for students to share their personal stories and experience with bullying. I would invite a counselor or...
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...Family Health Risk Assessment: Friedman Family Grand Canyon University: NRS-429V October 19, 2014 Introduction As nurses, we are concerned with not only and individual’s health, we are concerned with a family’s health. How a family interacts with health matters greatly influences how an individual will address their own health care issues. This paper uses Gordon’s Functional Health Pattern as the context for a family health assessment and interview that was conducted with an adult son of a Long Island, Jewish family. A series of thirty-three questions were asked, three to each corresponding area. Gordon’s Functional Health Pattern is comprised of eleven “functional health patterns that help organize a family health risk assessment.” (Edelman & Mandle, 2014). The eleven areas are noted to be as follows: 1. Health Perception/Health Management 2. Nutrition/Metabolic 3. Elimination 4. Activity/Exercise 5. Sleep/Rest 6. Cognitive/Perception 7. Self Perception 8. Roles/Relationships 9. Sex/Reproduction 10. Coping/Stressors 11. Values Beliefs (Edelman & Mandle, 2014). Brian F. Family/Values Brian F. is the youngest adult son of a Long Island, New York, Jewish family that includes his father, mother, and two older siblings. Brian’s sister, Robin is the first-born and 6 years older than Brian, followed by his brother, Jason who is 4 years older than Brian is. Brian’s mother, Patty, was a stay-at-home...
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...Jennifer began to notice that Nathan was becoming possessive and controlling towards her. She decided to end the relationship and moved out on her own to rebuild her life. Nathan became more controlling by following Jennifer to and from her place of employment, watched her hours in the gym and watched her at her place of residence. Nathan continued to harass his soon to be ex-wife by making numerous threats on several occasions that had Jennifer convinced that Nathan was capable of harming her. Nathan Clements followed his wife and made several phone calls which resulted on his conviction of violating the anti-stalking laws in Texas. Consequently, Nathan was found guilty of violating anti-stalking laws in March 1999 and he was sentenced for a year on...
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...everyday life all his health rules and gave examples of how he works these rituals into his own life – from walking the dog to eating the anti-inflammatory diet to giving himself one day off a week to indulge. This is realistic and not totally life encompassing and strict. I also appreciated that for the most part these changes aren’t huge alterations that I would need to make in my life but very simple tweaks – listening to a good book in the car instead of the mindless radio, switching from my usual coffee to tea or changing my usual cardio based work out with an every other day strength training routine. There were a few things that I did dislike about the book. The first is that at times I felt like I was in the middle of a sales pitch. I know he works for Miraval Resort and Spa and he believes that coming to the location will be beneficial as a health and wellness detox but a quick web search I find that it’s upwards of $600 a night for one guest. That is completely unattainable for me as a student and probably as a professional someday. However, I did feel like I can gain the same health and wellness by his usual life examples at to be done at home. He’s obviously a well off family man who lives in a beautiful area of the country and lives a seemingly life of perfection. Of course he can practice all these things daily, have a gym membership and buy the best and brightest veggies and supplements the word has to offer. I however am on a budget! The other thing I...
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...for about 2-3 years now. The patient also stated that he felt similar chest pounding about 4 months ago but it seemed to go away really quick and decided he did not need to do anything about it. PMH: Meds: DM Type 2 ASA 81 mg PO daily HF (LVEF ~35%) (13 years ago) Furosemide 20 mg PO daily HTN KCL 10 mEq PO daily s/p MI (16 years ago) Lisinopril 20 mg PO daily Hypercholesterolemia Atorvastatin 40 mg PO daily Gout Metoprolol succinate XL 25 mg PO daily Glipizide XL 20 mg PO daily Allopurinol 150 mg PO daily Allergies: NKDA SH: Lives with wife; employed as a construction foreman; quit drinking alcohol after HF diagnosis; quit tobacco after MI; tries to stay active and does moderate exercise at the gym at least 3 times/week. Plays golf every other weekend. FH: non-contributory Today’s PCP Visit: ROS: Denies fever, chills, N/V, weight gain, fatigue or SOB (although admits to having some SOB with strenuous or heavy exercise; + chest palpitations PE: BP 132/84 HR 140 RR 13 Temp 37.3 Ht 6’2” Wt 87 kg Gen: A &O x 3; well-nourished male in no apparent distress Lungs: CTA CV: Irregularly irregular rhythm Abdomen: Soft, NT, ND, +BS Extremities: (-) edema |139...
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