Understanding Cholesterol Outline Discussion 6

Understanding Cholesterol Outline Discussion 6

Just to clarify, when the outline form asks for the disease I think we can talk about increased cholesterol levels. Thank you

An outline contains two to three complete sentences covering the ideas you will convey for each section of your paper. Address the following list in a detailed manner. It will help you write the paper.

Outline Form:

Provide the appropriate warranted and credible information
Why did I choose this Disease? because everybody around seems to have a increased cholesterol levels even my 7 years old daughter

What is the disease?
How the disease affects the organism on a cellular and molecular level
How the affected organism is impacted based on it’s environment
What causes the disease?
Include
the spread of disease (epidemiology)
Microorganism
Binomial Name in its Specific Epithet (e.g. Homo sapiens; H. sapiens)
Structure and Function
Impact and effect on the cells, tissue, organ… (visual aids help; meaning Figures)
What are the Symptoms of the Disease?
Organism’s inconveniences due to uncomfortable immunological responses that may hinder or slow down every day functions.
What are the treatments?
Natural, Herbal; Nutritional
Holistic; that is, Psychological, Biological, Spiritual, & Social (i.e. Mind, Body & Soul)
Medicinal
What are the preventative methods?
Natural, Herbal; Nutritional
Holistic; that is, Psychological, Biological, Spiritual, & Social (i.e. Mind, Body & Soul)
Medicinal
Critical Thinking Aspect
Misconceptions
Posed Questions
Creativity (Wow Factor)

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