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Part 1: You learned in the reading this week that protein supplements are not necessary for muscle building and that excess protein consumption and amino acid supplementation can be dangerous. Give an example of a detrimental result of one of the following: consuming excess protein, using protein supplements or using amino acid supplements… and analyze why it takes place. Be sure to cite your source(s).

Part 2: Application, Analysis, Synthesis and Evaluation. Select a food you regularly eat or like to eat that contains lipids. Analyze and evaluate the types and amounts of lipid(s) it contains and discuss the connections that the types and amount of lipid(s) consumed might have on health. Be sure to cite your source(s).

please respond to the following discussion post as a peer. “A business plan must be detailed enough so the reader knows what the project will cost and how much the company needs to start it. The financial statements must be included in the business plan to show how the business will benefit from it and how it affects its future financials.

The three critical things to include in a business plan are profit and loss statement or the income statement, balance sheet, and a cash flow statement (Turner, 2022). The profit and loss statements will give the readers an insight into the company for a year (Turner, 2022). This will also look back into the statements to show what the company spent money on and what money they lost during the process (Turner, 2022). The balance sheet will show the money that comes in and that goes out over the year (Turner, 2022). The cash flow statement will show how much money was made and how much money was directly paid out (Turner, 2022). These three statements will give an insight on how the company is truly doing financially (Turner, 2022).

The presentation needs the right amount of information because if you overload the reader, they may not truly understand or be too confused and will not approve the plan by not truly understanding the financials (Turner, 2022). If you provide too little financial information, it may have the same effect and the reader may not agree because information is left out and they truly do not know if this is a vital business plan (Turner, 2022).

The reader needs just the right amount of information to understand that there are benefits to this decision for their company and it will bring revenue and not a loss to the company. If the business plan does not bring revenue, it will make sure it positively impacts the patient experience and keeps the patient in our clinic.

Andrea Mendoza

Turner, M. (2022, May 5). Business plan financials basics. First Horizon Bank – A Trusted Choice for Financial Services. https://www.firsthorizon.com/Corporate-Institution-Learning-Center/The-3-Financial-Statements-Your-Business-Plan-Must-Include

1. How much has Alex Avila spent with us?
$15,553.57
$13,812.67
$12,628.04
$1,783.68
$3,264.47
$13,769.90
$16,207.35
$18,793.85
$15,993.10
$18,003.07
2: What is the GROSS profit earned in 2024?
3. What is the net profit for 2023?
4. What is the COGS for the southwest region?

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$15,553.57
$13,812.67
$12,628.04
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Assignment Snapshot:
Now, more than ever, we are constantly surrounded by information via media (television, radio, print,
web, etc.), especially nutrition- and health-related information. Being able to identify the credibility and
accuracy of nutrition- and health-related information among the media may dramatically cut down the
confusion we face when trying to make lifestyle choices that better our health and wellbeing.
Assignment Instructions:
For this assignment, you will search and find a nutrition-related advertisement (Part 1). You may use
a magazine article, website, YouTube video, advertisement (web-based or physical), video
recording, or any other form of media to find said nutrition-related “quackery”/“nutrition fraud”.
You will then provide a 1-sheet document (1- or 2-sided) to explain why the nutrition advertisement is
not a reliable source of nutrition information, using the specific guidelines listed below, in Part 2, and
suggest alternative resource(s) to use in place of that non-credible source (Part 3). Your assignment
will be submitted as a word document (and an additional file attachment if the source found is a web based or physical article).
For this assignment, you will complete the following three (3) main tasks (see below sections 1, 2, 3)
in order to demonstrate your ability to:
• evaluate the scientific accuracy of nutritional advertisements & statements found in the media
• identify nutrition fraud and quackery in the mass media and cyberspace
• interpret and communicate information on nutrition
• demonstrate how to locate, interpret, evaluate, and use professional literature to make ethical,
evidence-based practice decisions
1. Nutrition Misinformation Source/Advertisement (1 point)
Please provide an advertisement, website article, video, or any other form of media you’ve found
that includes “nutrition quackery”/“nutrition fraud” by the following means:
• Website articles should be provided by saving and submitting the specific article as a PDF
document, along with the assignment
• Physical magazine articles can be scanned into a computer, saved as a PDF document, and
then submitted along with the assignment
• Videos found on the internet can be submitted by providing a website link. If you record a
video yourself (say you find an infomercial on tv), you will need to upload that video to
YouTube and then provide the YouTube video weblink in the submitted assignment.
• Audio recordings need to be uploaded to an audio sharing website (such as iPadio.com), and
then you would provide the weblink to that recording in the submitted assignment.
• NOT ACCEPTABLE: Food product packaging/labels, as well as articles, videos, or
commercials that have already investigated a product or ad credibility.
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To reiterate what “nutrition quackery”/“nutrition fraud” means (Bellow & Moore, 2013):
• “Recommendations that promise a quick fix…
• Dire warnings of danger from a single product or regimen…
• Claims that sound too good to be true…
• Simplistic conclusions drawn from a complex study…
• Recommendations based on a single study…
• Dramatic statements that are refuted by reputable scientific organizations…
• Lists of “good” and “bad” foods…
• “Spinning” information from another product to match the producer’s claims…
• Stating that research is “currently underway,” indicating that there is no current
research…
• Non-science based testimonials supporting the product, often from celebrities or highly
satisfied customers.”
YOU ARE NOT SUBMITTING AN ADVERTISEMENT/ARTICLE THAT IS ALREADY DEBUNKING
A PRODUCT/SERVICE. YOU ARE THE ONE THAT WILL BE DOING THAT BASED ON YOUR
OWN KNOWLEDGE LEARNED IN THIS CLASS. THE AD SHOULD BE PROMOTING A
PRODUCT/SERVICE RATHER THAN CRITIQUING THAT PRODUCT/SERVICE.
2. Nutrition Misinformation Evaluation (4 points)
You will produce a 1-sheet document (1- or 2-sided) to educate the general public on WHY this
piece of nutrition misinformation is in fact mis-informative/quackery/fraud/non-credible. You
may complete one of the following in order to do so:
• write a 4-5 paragraph written summary;
• construct a multi-bulleted, categorized summary; OR
• create an illustrated graphic/poster
The 1-sheet document must include an explanation of key components to evaluate when looking
at the credibility of nutrition information resources, using your chosen nutrition misinformation
resource to explain the following. You MUST include the following sections in your assignment:
• The author(s) of the advertisement/article, including the authors’/creators’
credentials and qualifications about the nutrition-related topic presented (or lack
thereof);
• Any conflicts of interest (sponsored/involved third parties that may benefit from
the sale of the advertised nutrition product/message
• The severity of the nutrition message (exaggerated claims, fads, misinterpreted
information, lies/fraud/cures, extremist tactics, etc.);
• References within the resource and their reliability and accurate interpretation; and
• Anything else that substantiates why the information presented is fraudulent/noncredible
Please present your analysis in an organized, well-written manner (headings, sections, etc.).
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3. Identify and Explain Related Credible Resource(s) (2 points)
Within that same 1-sheet document, you will need to provide alternative, credible resource(s) to
guide the general public to a better means of nutrition information.
a. The alternative resource(s) you provide MUST be relative to the nutrition topic presented in
the non-credible resource/ad you’ve chosen to analyze.
b. Any resources listed MUST be accompanied by a brief explanation as to why they are in
fact credible sources of nutrition information. This can be done so in as little as 1 sentence (if
done carefully), or as much as 1-2 paragraphs.
c. Please clearly present these alternative credible sources as such

save the document as a pdf

James, a 5-year-old boy with autism, often hits his peers to gain access to preferred toys. The FBA indicated that peer attention and access to toys maintain his hitting behavior.

1. Identify the reinforcement maintaining the behavior in the scenario

2. Describe how you would implement an extinction procedure for the target behavior.

3. Predict and explain the short-term effects of implementing the extinction procedure.

4. Discuss the potential long-term effects of the extinction procedure.

5. Identify any ethical considerations associated with the extinction procedure in the scenario.

Assignment Requirements:

1. Written communication should be free of errors that detract from the overall message.
2. The submission must be APA 7 formatted.
3. The assignment should be a minimum of 3-4 pages (not including the title page and reference page)
4. Please include a title page, reference page, and in-text citations as needed.

Identification of Reinforcement (3 Points)

• 3 Points: Clearly and accurately identifies both forms of reinforcement maintaining James’ hitting behavior (peer attention and access to toys).

Implementation of Extinction Procedure (5 Points)

• 5 Points: Provides a detailed and comprehensive plan for implementing extinction that addresses both sources of reinforcement (peer attention and access to toys). Includes clear steps and strategies.

Prediction and Explanation of Short-term Effects (3 Points)

• 3 Points: Predicts short-term effects accurately and provides a clear and detailed explanation supported by principles of extinction (e.g., extinction burst, emotional responses).

Discussion of Potential Long-term Effects (4 Points)

• 4 Points: Discusses potential long-term effects comprehensively, including how the behavior might decrease over time and considerations of spontaneous recovery.

Ethical Considerations (5 Points)

• 5 Points: Identifies and discusses ethical considerations associated with implementing extinction in the scenario, such as potential harm to peers or considerations of informed consent.