Introduction
| Health fad | Details |
| Eating only 530 callories |
An obese woman died after losing more than three stone on a crash diet to get in shape for her wedding. Samantha Clowe, 34, collapsed at home from heart failure after following the strict low calorie LighterLife diet for 11 weeks. She weighed 17 stone 6 lbs when she started the diet and was determined to see it through so she was not a 'fat bride.' A metallurgist with the steel company Corus, her mother also said she wanted to gain the 'respect at work' of her colleagues. |
| Aerated chocolate | While aerated chocolate has a lower overall calorie content in each bite due to the up to 50-percent reduction in actual chocolate content, it represents a more processed chocolate option that in the end nearly doubles the profit margin for manufactures," Calton says. Plus, all major brands still contain loads of added sugars. |
| Oxygen shots | Quite the opposite. "This is a great way to accelerate aging!" says Shawn Talbott, Ph.D., a nutritional biochemist and author of The Vigor Diet, The New Science of Feeling Your Best. Introducing concentrated oxygen is likely to increase free radical generation, he says. Why is that bad? "Too much free radical damage can lead to wrinkled skin, stiff joints, elevated fatigue, memory problems, and a host of other chronic conditions associated with aging." Dr. Dan Giuglianotti, osteopathic physician and creator of The Lean You, adds that while oxygen shots are said to boost mental agility, help with fatigue, and reduce headaches, the research just isn't there to support these claims. "From a medical standpoint, at best any perceived benefits of oxygen shots would last for mere seconds," he says. |
| Stevia | Calton is very enthusiastic about stevia. She explains the science: "The stevia leaf contains compounds called steviol glycosides, which make it about 30 to 45 times as sweet as sugar, but two of the glycosides—stevioside and rebaudioside—are approximately 300 times as sweet as sugar... Stevia is fine for diabetics or even very low-carb dieters. In fact, some studies suggest that stevia can help reverse diabetes and metabolic syndrome and reduce hypertension." Dr. Talbott agrees. "Stevia is a much better alternative for people looking for a lower-calorie option that avoids the use of synthetic artificial sweeteners." This is not necessarily because artificial sweeteners are dangerous, but rather because many of them, especially aspartame, can set off sweet cravings in many people, he says. "The brain perceives the sweetness from the artificial sweetener but then cannot account for those calories later so our brain tells us to consume more calories to make up for the missing energy." Thankfully stevia does not seem to set off the reaction, he says. |
Task
1. Yes they all where promoted and marked
2. In picture
3. 520 callouries becouse you will loose fat
4. Becouse you have a high chance of dying
5. Stevia becouse it's just super and can't realy kill you
6. 520 callories a day becouse you have a realy high chance of dying and i would get really hungry
7. 520 callouries: death aerated choclote: no chocolate
Process
| Health fad | Eating 530 colleries each day |
| Person (name,age,gender,photo) | Samantha clowe |
| Duration of health fad | 11 weeks |
| Reason for going on health fad | Was getting fat and wanted to loose wait |
| Symptoms | death |
| Did the health fad achieve what it claimed in any way | Yes |
| Details of other similar cases | no |
Evaluation
1. Pithemetine sun Addict
2. pithemetine: people who want to get a tan. Sun addict: people who want to loose fat
3. Pithemetine: loose some skin and get cuts and brouses. Sun addict: you get easaly angry
Conclusion
Credits
1. that people do really stupid fads and some people have eavan died
2. companies advetize it and show famouse people doing it and since people like those famouse people they want to try it
3. sun tan a lot to get tanned and become more fiter