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Well, for one, corporate greed. In the media, like TV, movies, artists, etc., are usually very physically attractive in most people's opinion. This can lead to pressure on the rest of society to live up to the extremely high standards, as well as many self-depreciating thoughts about how oneself isn't good enough. Actually, this has been happening for hundreds, if not thousands of years! Distribution of magazines and books have put forth what one must attain. I've attached a picture of a corset ad from circa 1850.
In ancient cultures, like Sparta, being physically active and fit was necessary to fit into society, especially for men (which grew up to be strong, noble soldiers). A huge emphasis on being the greatest was placed on everyone.
But, being attractive and being fit are two different things. Having an active lifestyle can improve your life in countless ways, from improving your mood to lowering your risk of obtaining certain diseases.
Instead of walking he could run or jog. If there is a longer way he took take that way
When setting you feel comfortable so you body starts to feel sleepy so you start to dose off to sleep.
Answer:
No they have not been getting "healthier".While fast-food chains have ostensibly been trying to offer more healthful options, a new study finds that the health impact of their menus has not improved — to the contrary, in fact.
Explanation:
The entire point of fast food is that it is cheap and quick to make. Healthier food is more expensive, at least assuming that you want food that is at all filling (a light salad and some fruit can be ready quickly but it won't fill you up). It will also take more effort to make it appetizing.
Usually just considered an idea. Some say it's a theory, others a hypothesis. I feel like it's just an idea with NO facts whatsoever.