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Bahrom Almardanov
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Bahrom Almardanov
Jamie L. Bidlack
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Dennis Dunlap
Bahrom Almardanov
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what is hazardous to our health?
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Computers are
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Aluminum Removes rust spots from chrome car
bumpers And Polish chrome Just dip it in coca-cola
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Arsenic Long-term exposure Cancer is a late
phenomenon
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Nail Polish Remover Acetone, water, amyl
acetate, caster oil Inflammable liquid
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Ammonia Irritating to the skin, eye, nose Can
cause serious burns
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Lead Increases blood pressure Kidney damage,
nerve disorders, sleep problems May cause brain
damage, impaired hearing
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Copper Plated Zinc When digested causes death
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HOW?
The Poisons and a PC Monitor PC Chassis
Cables and Wires. Plastic Shell Circuit Boards
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HEALTH RISKS Lead Barium Hexavalent Chromium.
Arsenic Aluminum Ammonia Copper Plated Zinc
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Childhood Obesity
HOW?

• In a study involving 14 other industrialized
  nations, children from the United States were the
  most likely to be overweight.

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Among 13-year-old boys in the U.S., 12.6 were
overweight.Among 13-year-old girls, 10.8 were
overweight. That number grows for
15-year-olds--13.9 of boys are overweight and
15.1 of girls are overweight.
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Causes of Childhood Obesity

• Genetics
• Diet
• Environment
• Inactivity!
• Excessive time spent watching television, using
  the computer, and playing video games is partly
  to blame for the escalating rate in obesity.
  Children, on average, spend up to five to six
  hours a day involved in these sedentary
  activities.

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Dangers of Obesity

• Low self-esteem
• Depression
• Increased risk of Type II diabetes, also known as
  adult onset diabetes
• Increased risk of high blood pressure
• Trouble with bones and joints
• Sleep disorders

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Impact of Obesity on Learning

• Due to low self-esteem, not likely to participate
  in large groups
• Hesitant to take risks or accept challenges
• Unable to take constructive comments
• Due to increased health risks, may be lethargic,
  unable to focus
• Increased absences due to illnesses

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HOW?

• Use of Computers exposes you to
• Electromagnetic fields (EMF)
• The effects of exposure are
• Brain Tumors, Leukemia, Birth Defects,
  Miscarriage, Chronic Fatigue, Headaches,
  Cataracts, Heart Problems, Stress, Nausea, Chest
  Pain, Forgetfulness, Cancer, etc
• Where do EMFs come from?
• All sides of computers and monitors.

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WHAT ELSE??

• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS).
• Caused by Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI).
• Debilitating, painful, requires treatment up to
  and including the use of steroids and surgical
  correction.

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IS THAT ALL??

• Eye Strain Conjunctivitis
• Strain of focusing causes headache and fatigue,
  also dryness and redness of the eyes.
• Causes nearsightedness.
• It is poor distance vision also called Myopia
• Glasses and contact lenses.

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WHAT IS THE SOLUTION??

• It is increasingly important to encourage
  children to become more active. Limiting computer
  and television screen time can be important first
  steps to encouraging children into a more
  physically active lifestyle.

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WHAT IS THE SOLUTION??

• Stay away from Computers as far as possible.

OR