Health Benefits Of Golf
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5 pages in length. Golf is one of society's favorite pastimes, yet many people do not realize just how beneficial it is to one's health. The seemingly insignificant movements associated with golf – swinging the club, bending over to pick up the ball, walking from hole to hole – encourage several types of bodily movement that helps to stretch and tone muscles, as well as aid in proper blood circulation. While golf may not be considered an aerobic activity like running or swimming, where the heart is worked to its full capacity, it is still considered a gentle way in which people can obtain their need for regular exercise. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: TLCgolf.rtf

Health Club Management
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A 15 page paper discussing management of the new-generation health club. As the baby boomers enter new phases of their lives, things change in all sorts of industries. The health club and day spa industry has been growing steadily since 1995, the year that the first of the baby boomers began to turn 50. The paper addresses varied management issues, including expanding revenues without expanding facilities by providing outsourcing services for those local businesses with health club facilities on site. Bibliography lists 17 sources.
Filename: KShlthClubMan.wps

Health Promotion Program For Children With Disabilities
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This 8 page paper presents a health promotion program that focuses on nutrition and physical activity. The sections of the paper include: assessment of students, cognitive, affective and psychomotor objectives, methodology, teaching methods, teaching materials, evaluation methods, a sample outline with the elements of part of a lesson plan and final comments about the project. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: PGnutr.rtf

Health Promotion: Lowering Personal Cholesterol Levels
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A 5 page paper presenting an individual health promotion designed to last only two weeks. Based on diet and exercise for the purpose of lowering cholesterol, the result of the intervention may be that the individual experiences a sense of well being and heightened responsibility for his own health. If so, then motivation for continuing past the two week period may become intrinsic rather than being driven for the purpose of completing a required record sheet. Ultimately, the health promotion should have positive effects on the individual’s cholesterol levels as measured by a blood test. In the meantime, targets and outcomes can be assessed by means of the three modalities of overt motor behavior, physiological response and the cognitive sphere. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: KShlthPromCholes.rtf

Health Science and Nutrition
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This 8 page paper covers many subjects in this area with a focus on nutrition and how foods affects the body. A section on metabolism is included as well as one devoted to the subject of ADHD and nutrition. Obesity and other problems associated with poor nutrition are discussed. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: SA340nut.rtf

Healthcare as a Scientific Practice
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A 12 page description of health care as a scientific practice. Contends that there is an intimate relationship between modern health care practices and the scientific process. Demonstrates this contention utilizing various examples of the relationship of epidemiology, diagnoses, treatment, and health care recommendations in regard to lifestyle and diet. Emphasizes that from observing and analyzing generalities the health care practitioner is able to discern a specific answer or treatment plan for each condition. Bibliography lists 14 sources.
Filename: PPhlthSc.wps

Healthy Children
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A 4 page research paper that discussing challenges to the health of US children. At one time in history, parents and society in general equated a fat child as being a healthy child since famine was a constant threat and illness was an inevitable factor of life prior to modern medicine. Today, however, the scenario has changed. For most America children, insufficient food is not longer a problem and being fat no longer connotes health. Modern medicine recognizes the dangers of obesity to health and this is only one of the challenges facing the goal of keeping America's children healthy. Today, to maintain optimum health, experts agree that children should receive exemplary medical care, which includes vaccinations; exemplary education, which fulfills emotional and intellectual goals; and should be encouraged to maintain physical fitness by eating a healthy diet. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: khhekids.rtf

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