1. What is Obesity? Diana Guzman, Ednjon Parilla, Josephine Roque

2. Intro Healthy Miners  Our pamphlet calls attention to the issue of obesity and how it it has been affecting society.  It provides with important information about the topic, charts and maps, and also talks about healthy living and what can be done to prevent obesity.

3. Cover  Contains a semantic search map centering around the word obesity.  Words linked to obesity, such as disorder, weight, and metabolism are shown in the front picture.  This emphasizes the different aspects of obesity and the many things that contribute to it.

4. Cover  Red can be used as a positive color that relates to our physical needs and motivates us to take action.  Hints of blue are included, which promote the mental and physical relaxation.  Shades of yellow are used for caution concerning physical illness.  Orange offers a positive outlook, meaning positive outlook of obesity.

5. Ethos  To make our issue credible a Body Mass Index formula and chart were included on the pamphlet.  The BMI formula gives the reader the opportunity to find their exact number.  Using their number and the chart as a reference the audience can know where they stand and can further relate to the issue.

6. Ethos  The risks section in the brochure adds to the credibility of the information of this condition and the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle to prevent it.  We all know at least one person who suffers from the risks that obesity carries.

7. Logos  A map was placed to help with the reasoning part of the brochure.  It provides factual information about obese people in the country.  The map gives exact percentages of obesity rates in different states in the U.S.  It gives the audience an opportunity to compare the body mass index across America.

9. Logos  Tips on how to help prevent or “recover” from obesity are provided.  The tips promote a healthy lifestyle in order to help someone who is obese to realize what is happening to their bodies, and what they should be doing instead.  Informing others and promoting healthy living is the only real form of solution for obesity.

10. Pathos  A story of a man who defeated obesity was shared to the audience through the brochure.  It can relate to individuals who are struggling through obesity and give them hope for change.  Shilkus showed victims change was passible by maintaining dedication, a healthy diet and regular exercise.

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