to athletes. Sleep can also be further explained as a recovery time for sportsmen as the more physical activities he/she takes part in, the more amount of stress the body absorbs and therefore the body needs a certain period of time to rebuild the energy and this can be done through sleep. And since I am a swimmer, I have noticed that the longer I have my training the more tired I am and because of this I tend to sleep longer than usual and I have also noticed that the longer the period of time
“Should Alcohol Be Banned?” The Marijuana Tax Act, was passed in 1937 stating that marijuana is dangerous to the body and can cause individuals to harm others. This became a gateway to other drugs like: cocaine, heroin and ecstasy to be banned, yet alcohol is one of the most abused substance and still legal. It has too much power, in which it can control people’s inhibitions and actions in a negative way, not to mention the health risk and decomposition of one’s body. Alcohol is detrimental to mental
Introduction As one of the world’s largest beverage company, Coca-Cola is the leading soft drink producer and marketer. Coca-Cola is also the world’s largest producer and distributor of syrups and concentrates for soft drink, it continues to rise up to the challenge and continuously explore for new markets to increase its market share and enhance its presence worldwide. 75% of the corporate sales volume accounted for Coca Cola, the others consists of other famous beverage brand such as Sprite, Fanta
We can take an example of Hamro bahini bag (jute bag); Bhatbhateni supermarket has been practicing jute bag systems where plastics bags are banned and they are encouraging us to protect the environment and at the same time thousands of women are being empowered. Taking an example of CSR here we have NRI billionaire Manoj Bhargava the CEO of 5 hr. energy Drink and his 99% of his wealth is pledged for charity. Muhammad Yunus a Nobel
support in trying to force the people to stop drinking (ABC-CLIO). Americans did not have any motivation to stop as there were only consequences to drinking alcohol. This could have lead to an increase in alcohol consumption because people liked to drink and they really did not really think they would get a consequence for drinking. This was also a money-making strategy for those struggling to get by. The illegal sale of alcohol benefited those who took a risk and ended up with a lot of money like