THE JUNGLE VS FAST FOOD NATION Literature creates a visual representation of the universal struggle that conquers the human race. Its themes help to improve the laws and regulations that operate our world, so as to benefit every single individual in a positive manner. Sometimes, our minds are too...

"I'm looking for Zim, the green kid?" "Oh, the green child. He's right over there, doulbed over in pain." "Ohhhhh!" "He's missing his liver. That's how some kids react to the cafeteria food, the lucky ones." The reputation of school lunches...

There was once a point in time where even the smallest meal was considered an event. It was an era of elegance, aristocracy and multi-course lunches. When families would eat, it would garner hours of preparation and love and would bring entire families together at a table to share their days'...

In America, being fat and having it be acknowledged by others, it is very shameful. It's like getting caught having sex in your neighbor's swimming pool by your parents. Or getting caught by security trying to steal a bra from K-mart when you're nine. It's like living your worst...

In the June 2004 edition of Shape Magazine there is a one-page, full-length photo, located toward the back of the magazine, showcasing a woman with a big smile on her face. She is opening her fur coat to display not only a hot pink bikini, but what seems to be her new, chiseled, tan body. As a m...

?Staying Fit with a Brazilian Diet Rio de Janeiro is a city known around the world for its beautiful people with great bodies. Whether it be a city tour guide, established businessman, or the concierge at the hotel desk, it seems like just about everyone in this city is trim and in good physical sha...

Eating Disorder: A Cultural Disease Eating disorder is one of the most prevailing diseases in North America; more than eight million people in the U.S are suffering from eating disorder with a number at risk of developing eating disorders. Eating disorder is characterized by the persistent patter...