Is that the Lion King song? Or just nonsense?
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No One Would Tell (Celos asesinos en Hispanoamérica, ¿Quién lo diría? en España) es un telefilme estrenado el 6 de mayo de 1996 dirigido por Noel Nosseck del guion original de Steven Loring. La película está basada en la vida real de Jamie Fuller, un estudiante de 16 años quien asesinó a su chica de 14 años de nombre Amy Carnevale el 23 de agosto de 1991.
Stacy Collins (Cameron) es una estudiante de 16 años, un tanto tímida y enamorada de Bobby Tenniston (Fred Savage), quien practica deporte, la lucha en su escuela. Ella y Bobby inician una relación, al principio un cuento de hadas pero, más tarde él se muestra muy celoso y posesivo, aun así nadie sospecha algo anormal.
Sin embargo empieza a notarse que algo anda mal: Bobby le recrimina a Stacy su forma de vestir, la tacha de ramera. Luego sus condiscípulos descubren que Stacy tiene hematomas en varias partes del cuerpo pero ella dice que todo anda bien pero al final él termina asesinándola por los celos que tenía.
<span> Obesity is a disorder that causes you to have excessive body fat that leads to many health problems. Many people have been losing their lives due to obesity. It is a very serious problem for children and adults. According to Stanford Health Care, “Obesity rates among children in the U.S. have doubled since 1980 and have tripled for adolescents.” This means the amount of people with obesity has dramatically decreased. Therefore, we should try to stop this from getting worse. One way we can stop this is by eating healthy. As stated by Stanford Health Care, “Gradually work to change family eating habits and activity levels rather than focusing on weight. Change the habits and the weight will take care of itself.” This means eating in small amounts won’t change anything. As a matter of fact, this will still cause you to gain weight. The article, Diet Myth News Flash: Eating Less Does Not Cause Fat Loss claims, “Instead, it burns muscle tissue, and that worsens the underlying cause of obesity. Only as a last resort, if the body has no other option, it may also burn a bit of body fat” To sum up, the amounts of food a person consumes is very important.Another way we can prevent obesity is by exercising. Physical activity is very important for the human body. According to Mayo Clinic, “Exercise can help prevent excess weight gain or help maintain weight loss. When you engage in physical activity, you burn calories” These activities help stable your weight while you are eating healthy. Aso, physical activities don’t only help you with weight gain or loss, they help with preventing bad health conditions. The Mayo Clinic explains that “No matter what your current weight, being active boosts high-density lipoprotein (HDL), or "good," cholesterol...” This will with the health problems that were caused by obesity. In conclusion, can be stopped by exercising and eating healthy. It is very important to remember to eat healthy while participating in some physical activity everyday. Obesity is a huge source to most of people’s deaths. That’s why people should advocate for obesity; spread the message. Sometimes the simplest actions can leave a significant impact.
Sources: https://bengreenfieldfitness.com/article/fat-loss-articles/diet-myth-news-flash-eating-less-cause-fa...https://stanfordhealthcare.org/medical-conditions/healthy-living/obesity/prevention.htmlhttps://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/fitness/in-depth/exercise/art-20048389I wrote a rough draft for you. It's not the best...sorry.</span>
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I think that’s right