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Natural ingredients don't always
make health foods healthy
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surprisingly high in sugar and has
the same number of calories as
other sugary breakfast cereals.
"ONE BOWL of brown rice is
not going to make you feel good.
One has to be committed and
determined to change your eating
habits on a long term basis," Coats
said.
These foods are often void of
unnecessary food preservatives.
"There is always the danger that we
can fall into the same category as a
gourmet store," Coats said. "The
business of health foods often
becomes a semantic game."
Coats is leary of many fad diets
and programs, which he says have
"varying degrees of efficacy.
Generally the founders of these diets
have uncovered a principal or
two-only a small part of what
makes up good nutrition."

."For the most part, the American diet is abysmally
poor. People even buy hamburgers with additional fat
added totem,"
-James Coats, vitamin consultant

COATS doesn't eat a lot of red
meats and contends that he can
make a Chinese-style dinner with
fresh vegetables as quickly as
someone can zap a Swanson's
dinner. "For the most part, the
American diet is abysmally poor.
People even buy hamburgers with
additional fat added to them," he
said.
Although Coats does eat an
occassional fast-food hamburger, he

said processed foods-with all their
chemical additives-are counter-
productive to the body and deter
from its most efficient functioning.
"Students in particular depend on
many stimulants, whether it's
coffee, tea or soda," he said.
"People have a justifiable paranoia
of chemical names, but they need to
educate themselves about what it is
they are putting into and onto their
bodies. Circumspection is always
advised."

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She had several suggestions for
preventing children from dis-
appearing. "We need shelters for the

kids to stay at," she said. "These
children haven't commited a crime;
they're just kids without a home.
And we also need more foster
homes tooffer the kids a safe
haven."

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Leading Employers Is
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the ER, and the volunteer sat and
talked with the wife for eight hours.
"I THINK the volunteers are
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Leith said the experiences make
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"There is a certain amount of life
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out of the way."
One-fourth of the students work
in the ER for class credit through
Project Outreach. Leith estimated
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hope to attend medical school.

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