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The document discusses the Christian response to promoting health and addressing obesity. It references scripture calling believers to take care of their bodies as temples of the Holy Spirit. While the church has not traditionally engaged much with health issues, some churches now offer health-focused support groups and activities. The document advocates for the church's role in spreading health awareness beyond just nutrition, to physical, mental, and emotional well-being, through encouraging lifestyle changes rather than restrictions.
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A healthy diet is one that helps to maintain or improve overall health. A healthy diet provides the body with essential nutrients: fluids, macronutrients, micronutrients, and adequate calories.
There are many different ways to approach a healthy diet, and there is no single "right" way to eat. The best approach is to choose foods that fit into your individual lifestyle and that you enjoy eating.
There are many different factors to consider when choosing a healthy diet, including your age, activity level, and any health conditions you may have. It's important to work with a registered dietitian or certified health coach to create a personalized plan that meets your specific needs.
A healthy diet should include a variety of nutrient-dense foods from all food groups. It's important to eat a variety of foods to get the nutrients you need and to reduce your risk of developing chronic diseases.
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- 1. Theology of Health Marie Ardill Karissa Thomas Olive Mintah Joanna Johnson Monica Delong
- 2. Summary of Article- -Ad in New York City -Obesity? -Taxes vs Ads -Is charging your wallet or churning your stomach the right solution to solve obesity? -So what is the proper Christian response to health?
- 5. Tradition- -In the past, the church has not been willing to take care of the members of its community -Pacifist approach -Turning a blind eye to the issue -Through our extensive research, we have not found much information on how the church has dealt with this issue in the past.
- 6. Experience- -Facts about soda: - 25% of all drinks in America are soda. - Typical can of soda- 150 calories - People who drink soda, diet or regular, are more prone to gain weight -Cigarettes- Taxes on tobacco only reduced use by 3-5 %
- 7. New York City- July 9 2003, NYC School District announced that all beverages that are not juice or water were banned from school. 18 other states followed this purist.
- 9. Theology of Health- -Health is taking care of your own body and striving to do your best, whether it is in school, job, or eating habits. Church- -Should the Church have the right to tell me if my body mass index is the right number? BMI= weight in lbs x 703 (height) ²
- 10. Since there are many different factors involved, there are many different solution to combat this problem. - The secular community has dealt with this issue far more than the Christian community -Other perspectives- -Dr. Proano -Dr. Gretchen Delong
- 11. Jason Blackner from World Health Organization- - “Many opt for the quick fix offered by fad diet ads, if these diets seems too good to be true, they probably are… good weight management is not about deprivation but adjusting your lifestyle for the long term.”
- 12. What do we mean by the Church’s involvement in promoting health? -The church can encourage people to join focus groups which will help people to monitor their own health. - The church's community should be active in spreading awareness about health issues -Not just eating habits, but on a larger scale- physical, mental and emotion health. - NOT saying “No Cheetos” - YES to providing exercise groups .
- 13. Is this HEALTHY?
- 15. Discussion Questions -How do you think the church deals or does not deal with health? -How would you raise awareness about health? -Could you apply this to your own life? How? -What do you think about the food on THIS CAMPUS? -Should we still serve soda on APU knowing the health issues? -
- 16. Works Cited www.voanews.com www.healingdaily.com www.tobaccofreecenter.org www.wsj.com