https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8 Compare and Contrast - How do each effect the brain? en-us 2021-01-11 17:06:51 UTC 2021-01-30 19:20:12 UTC hello@padlet.com jhammell3 https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1075078377 Closely examine the infographic "Is the Internet Bad for Your Health?", then create a post that COMPARES AND CONTRASTS the ways each impact your brain. You should LIST AND EXPLAIN a minimum of 2 similarities and 2 differences. You should also CITE EVIDENCE to support your claims.]]> 2021-01-11 17:06:51 UTC https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1075078377 cbinning https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1075725194 the internet is unhealthy because it can strain your eyes your brain can shrink up to 20% eating junk food can decrees your life spans with bad health when  you eat junk food first name junk last name food is bad for your hole body and the internet is just as bad it can have a long term effect blinded or you could put internet and junk food together then you will get out of shape and lazy and you could get sick too ]]> 2021-01-11 18:59:04 UTC https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1075725194 edaily3 https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1075725296 One of similarity in the articles is that the internet and junk food can lead to you having an addiction to them if you have to much of them "junk food both hard to resist" "5%-10% of the internet users are addicted.". A second similarity in the articles is that if we use the internet or eat junk food we get dopamine which otherwise known as called the happy chemical which makes us addicted to it."that's because of a natural chemical called dopamine. dopamine is something called "the feel good" chemical, and it lifts our mood when we experience something rewarding.". One difference in the articles is that more people use the internet than people eat junk food"85% of adults use the internet and 95% of teens use the internet". A second difference is that lots of people use the internet for there jobs or at school so it is harder to avoid that junk food.]]> 2021-01-11 18:59:05 UTC https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1075725296 https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1075726003 One similarity between both internet and junk food is that they're both addicting, " The teen brain, thus, has two strikes against it when it comes to resisting junk food"  ( Reichelt, pg .2)  and, " 5% - 10% of interent users are addicted. 1/3 of people consider the internet as importnat as food, water, and shelter" ( infographic)  As you can see, they are both very addictive, propably the same. A second similarity is, the mood change, when you eat, your mood c an change, from bad to good, or your mood just changes, with the internet, you can see certain things or you talk to people and your whole mood and personality suddenly changes.  One differece between them is one is food and the other isn't, the other is the interent, apps and stuff, anothert differece is like adults do get addicted to both the intrenet and food but i feel like they get more addicted to food. Makena Gravison

]]> 2021-01-11 18:59:13 UTC https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1075726003 shendrix18 https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1075728348 A similarity between the two is how their addicting to all ages and more on the younger side due to dopamine activating in the brain when we do something. (page 2, author Oosthoek) A second similarity is how it can negatively effect a teens mood by cyber bullying and eating addiction which can make you "bigger" ( page 1, Oosthoek) (bullying, Is internet bad for your health)  A difference between the two is how they effect you negatively , Junk food  makes you fatter and the internet makes you more restless. Another difference is on how they can harm you and the internet can make you consider suicide due to bullying, while fast food isn't by itself bullyful and instead on a physical version from others than a text version.]]> 2021-01-11 18:59:39 UTC https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1075728348 lsimpson54 https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1075729011 One similarity between the internet and junk food are, that they both can cause mood disorders. "[Junk food] may even up  teens risk of depression and anxiety." (Amy Reichelt, brain and nutrition specialist at Canada's Western University in London, Ontario) The author uses a FACT to elaborates on the ways junk food can cause mood disorders. "Research has shown a potential link between pathological internet use and ADHD and depression." (Infographic) The author uses a FACT to reinforces that, like junk food, the internet can cause mood disorders. Another similarity  between  the internet and Junk food is that there both addicting. "It's estimated that 5%-10% of internet users are addicted, 1/3 of people consider the internet as important as food, water, and shelter." (Infographic) The author uses a STATISTIC to prove that the Internet is addicting  by showing the readers how many people on the internet get addicted. "First, Adolescent brains are still developing the ability to assess risks and control action. Second, teen brains get more pleasure than adult brains do from rewarding behaviors such as eating junk foods...Together, these all can combine to make junk food hard to resist and extra bad for teen health." (Sharon Oosthoek, pg 2) The author uses a FACT to explain to the readers what makes Junk food addicting to teens and hard to resist. ]]> 2021-01-11 18:59:47 UTC https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1075729011 rschlichtmann https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1075735920 One similarity between both are how rewarding they are, "At the same time, teen brains get more buzz from rewards (Oostheok, pg.2), 5% to 10% of Internet users are addicted 1/3 of people consider the Internet as important as food, water and shelter. (infographic)" A second similarity is how they hurt the brain. "..several small regions in the brains of online addicts shrank by 10% to 20%(infographic) Junk food shapes adolescent brains in ways that impair therir ability to think, learn and remember.(Oostheok, pg.1)" Two differneces are, "Using a computer for long periods is one of the most common causes of eyestrain" and "Extensive reading off a computer screen tends to lead to hunching over and other bad postur habits.(infographic)"]]> 2021-01-11 19:01:06 UTC https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1075735920 lconesewell https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1075762471 One similarity is that both the internet and junk cause brain damage. "A recent study showed that in some cases, several small regions in the brains of online addicts shrank by 10% to 20%."(Infographic) "Junk food shapes adolescent brains in ways that impair their ability to think, learn and remember."(Amy Reichelt) This detail is relevant because it proves that both junk food and the Internet can harm your brain. - Levi Cones]]> 2021-01-11 19:06:02 UTC https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1075762471 ihanely https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1075770447 one similarity between junk food and the internet they both can mack a part of the brain worce."brain damage a recent study showed that in some cases . several small regions in the brains of online addicts shrank by 10% to 20%"( parigraph 3 ??? internet artical.). another similarity is that they both are adicting "5%-10% of internet users are addicted"(parigraph 3 ??? internet artical) .one difrence between junk food and the internet is that the internet can afeckt your with mood disorders " mood disorders research has shown a potential link pathological intemet use and adhd and depression"(parigrafh 4 ??? internet artical)   and aother diffrence is that one only afeckt the teens and younger but the other afects all even teens "junk food shapes adolescent brains in ways that inpair thear ability to think" (parigraph 2 oosthoek food artical)]]> 2021-01-11 19:07:31 UTC https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1075770447 hsilva23 https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1075794368 With a humans health there are lots of things that make our health to unhealthy but many people think is Junk food messing with kids/teens brains well it depends who is who and what their mind state is what is happening in the article, others say yes junk food can mess with teens minds and things do change and what case is it happening and why junk food is unhealthy? the thing is junk food is not good for any types of people what they are or who they are it's different but people think why teens eat more junk food??? that's a good question my thinking is it depends on what or who but it can be scary too but not every teenager is scary. Now we have the Internet what do people about that? Most teens are addicted to the internet and they go crazy if their not on the internet but their is health is important that teens and kids need to take care of themselves to help each other but somethings don't work out well for others... this can get scary with health disorders and that's not good at all humans do need to understand what their thinking of what their doing to take good care of themselves? - Haylie Silva     ]]> 2021-01-11 19:12:12 UTC https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1075794368 lconesewell https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1075813059 One difference is that is health insurance doesn't cover internet addiction, while it does cover certain effects of bad food. "Internet addiction isn't currently classified as a mental health disorder." (Infographic) I could not not find evidence from the junk food article. -Levi Cones

]]> 2021-01-11 19:15:44 UTC https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1075813059 rmacias24 https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1075814968 The first similarity between the Infographic and the Junk Food article is that they go over how their topic affects a person's brain. "A recent study showed that in some cases several small regions in the brains of online addicts shrink by 10% to 20%" (Infographic white bubble on the right) This information is relevant because it illustrates the cause and effect relationship that the Internet and that Junk food have on a person's brain. "Americans spend at least 8 hours a day staring at a screen and average only 6 hours of sleep when 7 to 9 are recommended." (Infographic bottom left corner) "Junk food shaped adolescent brains in ways that impair their ability to think learn and remember." (Amy Reichelt, brain and nutrition specialist at Canada's Western University) This information is relevance because it explains or elaborates on how both the Internet and Junk Food is damaging to a person's health. Another Similarity is that both of these topics explain how addicting both junk food and the Internet is. In America 85% of Adults and 95% of teens use the Internet. (Infographic orange square on the left) "...teen brains get more pleasure than adult brains do from rewarding behaviors just as eating junk food." (Oosthoek pg.2) This evidence is relevant because it explains that teenagers are more likely to eat both junk food and be addicted to the Internet, based off of the statistics. A difference between the Infographic and the Junk Food article is the topic and another difference is the damage inflicted. "Is the Internet Bad for Your Health?" (Infographic title) "Junk foods can harm a teen's brain." (Junk Food article title) This information is relevant because it reveals that the main point of the Junk Food article is that Junk food is harmful for an adolescent's brain while the main point of the Infographic is how the Internet negatively affects anyone's brain and body, they don't affect our day to day life in the same way.]]> 2021-01-11 19:16:02 UTC https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1075814968 rfabela2 https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1076315103 one similarity is that both articles are talking about things that can affect our health." eating too much junk food can harm your body and your brain" (page 1, paragraph 1). another similarity is that both of the articles explain the effects that it can have on our body and brain. "a recent study shows that in some cases, several small regions in the brains of online addicts shrank by 10% to 20%." (white oval on the right). one difference is the facts that they use for example the internet article goes into a lot of detail but in the junk food article, they just say that junk food can hurt our brain and back it up with some quotes from people. another difference is that both articles explain a different topic affecting our health. "Research has shown a potential link between pathological internet use and ADHD and depression"]]> 2021-01-11 21:25:43 UTC https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1076315103 gromano17 https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1076668514 The similarities for Junk food and the internet are mood and addiction. First Junk food and the internet are very easy to get addicted to.  "5-10% of the internet users are addicted" (Is the internet bad for you health) "Adolescents have more dopamine receptors in the brain than adults" (Junk foods can harm a teens brain p.g 2)Junk food and the Internet are also big reasons for mood change. "Researchers has shown a potential link between pathological internet use and ADHD and DEPRESSION" (Is the internet bad for your health) "It may even up a teens risk of depression and anxiety, she notes." (Junk foods can harm a teens brain, p.g 1). These are relevant because they reinforce the power of there topic with the there addicting factor and there effects of using them with mood changes like depression and anxiety. The differences with Junk food and the internet are how it affects our lives. "Americans spend at least 8 hours a day staring at a screen and average only 6 hours of sleep."( Is the internet bad for your health) "'we can't blame that on junk food in adolescence,' she says. 'But it may be a contributing factor to risk of disease'" (Junk food can harm a teens brain, p.g 3 ) These pieces of evidence are relevant because they elaborate on the damage that these differences can do in our lives being lack of sleep and diseases. ]]> 2021-01-12 00:51:40 UTC https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1076668514 lconesewell https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1080125119 A similarity is that both junk food and the internet harm teens more than any other age group. "1 in 10 parents around the world says their child has been cyber bullied." (Infographic) " In fact between the ages of 10-19, eating too much junk food can harm your body and your brain." (Amy Reichelt) - Levi Cones]]> 2021-01-12 18:48:36 UTC https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1080125119 lconesewell https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1080189762 A difference is that junk food mainly just harms kids while the internet harms both. Americans spend at least 8 hours a day staring at a screen and aver only 6 hours of sleep."(Infographic) "In fact between the ages of 10-19, eating too much junk food can harm your body and your brain." (Amy Reichelt) - Levi Cones]]> 2021-01-12 19:00:08 UTC https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1080189762 agrotemeyer https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1089530563 One similarity between junk food and the internet is that both can be extremely addicting especially to people who's brains are still developing. "Dopamine is sometimes called the feel good chemical , and it lifts our moods when we experience something rewarding. And its especially active in adolescent brains.'' ( page 2 Junk food article)]]> 2021-01-14 22:46:42 UTC https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1089530563 agrotemeyer https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1091375632 Another similarity between junk food and the internet is that they both share a purpose into growing strong. "Junk food plays on your biological need for sugar and fat" and "The internet is based around finding and retrieving information'' (info graphic) ]]> 2021-01-15 14:44:55 UTC https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1091375632 agrotemeyer https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1091416069 One difference that junk food and the internet have is that everyone uses the internet and not everyone has an unhealthy diet. "The internet is a superpower for information retrieval, and its normal because we use it in our everyday lives" (Info graphic) Another difference between junk food and the internet is that the article about junk food is mainly focused on how junk food can damage a young persons brain. While the Info-graphic is focusing on not just kids but adults "In facts if you're between the ages 10 and 19, eating too much junk food can harm your body and your brain" (pg 1. junk food article) and "Its no wonder millennial reportedly average three and a half hours on the Internet everyday and they're not even the generation that has fully grown up with internet access" (Info graphic)]]> 2021-01-15 14:53:50 UTC https://padlet.com/jhammell3/junkfoodvsbrain8/wish/1091416069