KIN 6037 – Exercise and Nutrition for Health and Healing Critique from an integrative wellness perspective the infamous energy balance equation (“calories in vs. calories out”) as it applies to individuals with overweight and obesity. Specifically analyze the role and degree to which dietary choices, physical activity and exercise each impact weight loss and weight management, defending your answer with evidence. Formulate your response using the social-ecological model framework, discussing at each level of the model the specific variables that allow for a more complete understanding of what contributes to—and what can help to combat—the obesity epidemic.

KIN 6037 – Exercise and Nutrition for Health and Healing Evaluate the role of food as medicine for individuals with cardiovascular disease. Synthesize the evidence as to the benefits of a whole foods, plant-based diet in the prevention and management of cardiovascular disease. Discuss current dietary guidelines and specific dietary strategies patients/clients can implement to improve health and healing. Within your response, assess the influence of saturated fat in the development and progression of cardiovascular disease, defending your answer with evidence.

KIN 6037 – Exercise and Nutrition for Health and Healing Evaluate the role of food as medicine for individuals with cardiovascular disease. Synthesize the evidence as to the benefits of a whole foods, plant-based diet in the prevention and management of cardiovascular disease. Discuss current dietary guidelines and specific dietary strategies patients/clients can implement to improve health and healing. Within your response, assess the influence of saturated fat in the development and progression of cardiovascular disease, defending your answer with evidence.

KIN 6017 – Lifestyle Medicine and Integrative Health Discuss the defining principles of integrative medicine. Evaluate in detail how each principle informs the work of integrative wellness professionals (IWPs), and analyze how the principles support a whole person approach to health care utilizing one specific multi-dimensional model of wellness to formulate your response (you may choose any model discussed in the course).

I have adequate computer skills and am prepared to seek solutions on my own if I run into problems.

Passage Five (continued) Question: Después de la clase el niño hacía que el maestro le aclarara lo difícil de la lección.

Passage Eleven (continued) Question: A la madre le interesa más ______  .

I have designated a work/study space for this course.

Passage Eleven      Cuando yo esperaba mi cuarto hijo, dio la casualidad que la perra de mis vecinos iba a tener perritos. Se me ocurrió entonces que aquélla sería una oportunidad ideal para explicarles a mis niños cómo vienen al mundo los bebés. Por eso, llevé a mis tres niños a ver nacer a los perritos, ¡siete perritos preciosos! Algunos meses después, al nacer mi cuarto hijo, mi esposo llevó a los niños al hospital para que conocieran a su nuevo hermanito. Y, mientras toda la familia miraba a los recién nacidos por la ventana de la sección maternal nuestro hijo de tres años me preguntó:  — Mamá, ¿son todos estos bebés nuestros? Question: La persona que habla esperaba  _____ .

Omega, Inc. sells its fitness wristband for $100. It cost the company $62 to make the product. Customers value the wristband at $110. In this scenario, Omega’s value creation is