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    Macronutrients Essay

    Chris Moffatt Summary of a Scholarly Journal on Protein Supplementation Protein supplement use is common among athletes, active adults, and military personnel. Athletes and recreationally active adults commonly cite an increase in muscle mass, improved exercise recovery, and improved exercise capacity as reasons for use of protein supplements. Given the physical and cognitive demands experienced during military training and deployment, it is equally common that active duty personnel report frequent

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    Health

    Benefits of Drinking Water Benefits of Drinking Water Most people know that drinking water is essential to human life. Without it, the human body will shut down and experience life-threatening health problems, or even death. However, many people tend to forget just how important water is to staying healthy and fit. The fact is, anyone who adopts a fitness regimen needs to understand just how important water is to a great workout and the role it plays in achieving optimal physical results.

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    Voice Journal

    Practice date: Sept 19, Thursday Time of day: 20 P.M. ---20.30 P.M. Daily Goal: Practice the correct breathe way I learnt in the first voice. Practice date: Sept, 21, Saturday Time of day: 19 P.M. ---19.30 P.M. Daily Goal: Practice the correct breathe way and do some warm up. Practice date: Sept 23, Monday Time of day: 19.30 P.M. ---20 P.M. Daily Goal: Practice the correct breathe way and try to find a balanced, free, and flexible singing posture as Emily said in the class, and also do

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    Caase Study

    ----------------------- Congestive Heart Failure Primary causes: Age Precipitating Factors: Diastolic Failure Systolic Failure Inability of the heart to pump blood Inability of the ventricles to relax and fill Decreased cardiac output Main compensatory mechanisms Sympathetic nervous system activation Increase release of catecholamines Increase myocardial contractility and peripheral vasoconstriction s/sx:

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    Exercise

    Types of exercise Physical exercises are generally grouped into three types,[7] depending on the overall effect they have on the human body: Flexibility exercises, such as stretching, improve the range of motion of muscles and joints.[8] Aerobic exercises, such as cycling, swimming, walking, skipping rope, rowing, running, hiking or playing tennis, focus on increasing cardiovascular endurance.[9] Anaerobic exercises, such as weight training, functional training, eccentric training or sprinting

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    Reseach Paper

    Zumba is a popular fitness program inspired by Latin dance. The word "Zumba" comes from a Colombian word that means to move fast and have fun, which is just how people describe the routine. Using upbeat Latin music together with cardiovascular exercise, Zumba is aerobic dancing that is lots of fun and easy to learn. Is Zumba Good for Weight Loss? Zumba seems to be an optimal fitness choice, mixing cardio intervals with resistance training. Many experts believe that an interval/resistance combination

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    Campbell Biolog 6e

    CH 22 Objectives 1. Identify the organs forming the respiratory passageway(s) in descending order until the alveoli are reached. 2. Describe the location, structure, and function of: 3. the nose-humidly +heat transfer 4. The paranasal sinuses-frontal, ethmoid, maxillary, sphenoid 5. the pharynx including the regions of the pharynx-nasopharynx, oropharynx, laryngopharynx 6. Identify the location, structure and function of the parts of the larynx: Epiglottis-gatway to air way “stir that

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    Tropism

    Tropisms, hormones and transport systems Animals grow throughout their lives. But, there are many influences that trigger and hinder their growth such as availability of food and water, oxygen used in metabolism and many other factors. But, what about plants? What makes them grow the way they do, tall or short? Some plants seem to be leaning onto one side. What are the reasons for this? The answer to these questions is tropism. Tropism is a biological phenomenon which creates a growth response

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    History

    IV catheter-related sepsis in 2000/01 was followed for six months and had a cumulative mortality of 4 per cent at day seven, 12 per cent at one month and 39 per cent at six months. CoUignon PJ etal (2007) Intruvascular catheter bloodstream intentions: an effective and sustained hospital-wide prevention program over 8 years. Mcdiail journal of Australia. 187, 10,55]-554. Cannabis was dssociatcd u'llh lii'creased lung density on (IT scans One cannabis joint is similar to smoking up to five cigarettes

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    Energy

    Team Handball is dominated by intermittent activity– essentially alternating periods of high and low effort (Players perform 190 rhythm changes - changes in tempo of footwork ) – this change in the dominance of the energy systems during changes in game related efforts is essential to prolonged and effective performance. At the 9 minute mark of the first half, the player's heart rate is nearly 100% of maximum. Hypothetically he takes the ball and sprints 10 meters to jump and throw a goal – requiring

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