MODERN DAY DISEASES

STRUCTURE

Introduction 1. Sedentary lifestyle and obesity 2. Depressions and Alcoholism 3. Causes 3.1. Life Events 3.2. Medical Treatments 4. Effects 4.1. Mental Effects 4.2. Physical Effects 5. Solutions Conclusion

CHAPTER 1: SEDENTARY LIFESTYLE AND OBESITY

sedentary lifestyle plays a significant role in obesity

medical condition in which excess body fat has accumulated to the extent that it may have an adverse effect on health

as a result, obesity has been found to reduce life expectancy

2. DEPRESSIONS AND ALCOHOLISM

mood disorders, characterized by the occurrence of one or more severe depressive episodes

have a negative effect on a person's thoughts, behavior, feelings

cannot control these habits, it is possible to suffer from alcoholism or alcohol dependence

Alcohol abuse is acquiring dangerous Sunt scoase din context

3. CAUSES: LIFE EVENTS, MEDICAL TREATMENTS

one of the most common causes of depression is diet that produces "soaking" the body of toxins

a healthy diet keeps the nervous system tonicity and helps us avoid mental disorders.

eating less and increasing activity level depression are treated with psychotherapy Alcoholism: group therapy, counseling, and

medication

4. EFFECTS: MENTAL EFFECTS, PSYCHICAL EFFECTS

Mortality , Depression, Diabetes Depressed people may feel sad, anxious,

empty, hopeless

5. SOLUTIONS Change the habits and the weight will take

care of itself. Be a model for your child by eating healthy

food Reduce time in front of the TV and computer Encourage physical activity

this paper tries to convince people that modern diseases are not good

people need information about modern diseases

must know how to dodge them and how to get rid of them in case they are already ‘sick’.

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Michael Pollan, The Omnivore's Dilemma: A Natural History of Four Meals, 2003. New Jersey. Print