Culture is an extremely important factor when determining anything with Healthcare. Someone's culture may have them for example; refuse medications, prioritize home remedies, or claim vaccines cause autism (yes it has caused a cultural phenomenon). This hold true especially for diets.
Someone's culture may make certain food you suggest unable to be followed through on, or misconceptions. Sometimes a cultures diet relies heavily on some foods that are recommended. This ultimately culminates in the fact that one needs to understand cultural aspects in order to come up with successful diet plans and or compromises.
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If that ever happens (as a student) the students will go and hide in a corner where the bad people can’t see them in the class. And also they NEED THERE LIGHTS TURN OFF. If it is turn on there is a 99.9 chance that the people will come in your classroom. SO TURN THE LIGHTS OFF AND HIDE IN A CORNER WHERE THE POEPLE CANT SEE YOU
Many people associate the term "low-fat" with health or healthy foods. Some nutritious foods, such as fruits and vegetables, are naturally low in fat. However, processed low-fat foods often contain a lot of sugar and other unhealthy ingredients.
