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2014年11月20日木曜日

EDNOS




Have you ever heard of EDNOS?



EDNOS stands for


Eating

Disorder

Not

Otherwise

Specified.



It is an eating disorder that does not meet the criteria for
anorexia nervosa (拒食症) or bulimia nervosa (過食症).



So, here i found a video from ABC News introducing two women suffering EDNOS.



 
 
 


Many people think (though i was the one too)
that EDNOS is not as serious as anorexia and bulimia......


!!! HOWEVER !!!


The symptoms and behaviors are quite similar.

And also more people are diagnosed with EDNOS than those two.




Take a look !
You will see how it affects their healths, and how serious it is.




2014年11月13日木曜日

NeverSeconds



As everybody else in the class is doing, i would also like to analyze the blog NeverSeconds.

  • What do you think of Martha Payne and what she accomplished?
When I first looked at the blog, I was very surprised to know that her blog has reached over 10 million hits. Similar to the blogs we analyzed during the class few weeks ago, this blog also has a simple design with clear white background, which I felt very comfortable to read. Some photos are shown for each postings and all of them are nice and not uncluttered. One of my favorite posts is about Japanese school lunch (給食"kyushoku") which was actually posted by Doni. I'm interested in Kyushoku Koshien since it can encourage local production for local consumption and educate healthy eating.

  • What are your memories of your school lunches?
I had school lunch at my elementary school in Japan, and also in Thailand.
In Japan, there was a big cooking facility at my school and lunch was provided everyday (with milk always lol). Comparing with other people, there was no option for lunch , however, I was not forced to eat all. Students could freely reduce the amount if they felt it's too much, and have another helping as well. In Thailand, students could bring their lunch from home or have school lunch at cafeteria. I used to prefer school lunch because it was served in buffet style, and I had more choices than in Japan. Students were also given some choices for drink, so I was really happy that I didnt't have to drink milk anymore.

  • Did you feel that you had any input on the nature or quality of your school lunches?
I didn't feel that I had any input on the nature or quality of my school lunches. I think this is because that I didn't have any chance to advance an opinion about it at that time.

  • What do you think of the dining facilities at AGU and how do you think they can be improved?
I think the dining facilities at AGU are good enough. However, one thing that I feel uncomfortable is that it can accomodate a few. It will be nice if there can hold more space for students to sit (difficult though).

  • What creative way(s) do you think we (individually or as AGU students) can help others in the world less fortunate than us...especially in connection to food?
I think most important thing is not to waste the food. To save the food by using appropriate amount could surely help others in the world less fortunate than us.


That's all !!! Thank you :)