### condition:

Hunger
* Most hunger accompanies poverty.
* Most hunger causes health problems
  - significant health problems
* Some hunger is caused by drought
  - prolong drought
* affects everyone and everyone can affect hunger
  - nearly one-seventh of the world's population, and is inexpensively averted
  - the young and old, men and women, boys and girls equally
* afflicts one out of seven people on Earth.
* always brings with it significant costs to the individuals it touches and to all of society.
* can contribute to temper tantrums
  - kill just as well as a bullet
* causes a desire to buys
  - cooks
  - eats
  - fish
  - discomfort
  - eating
* causes significant health problems
  - starvation
* comes in many forms.
* component in more than half of the deaths of the world's children.
* constraint to their economic and social development.
* continues to be a pervasive problem in the United States
  - impact our health, our children and our workforce
* creates a very strong physiological drive to eat.
* cry that needs to be answered.
* desire for food and is normal.
* diminishes adults' health and ability to concentrate as well
  - concentration as well
* dissipates quickly, followed by withering and depression.
* drives the chicks into the ocean in search of food.
* exists because of inequitable and inadequate distribution of food.
* exists in Southwestern Pennsylvania
  - rural areas as well as in urban areas
  - virtually every corner of the world
  - year round
* factor that is influenced in part by water temp and available forage.
* feeds on the quantity.
* folds are another sign of malnutrition.
* follows war, as crops are ruined, food reserves are looted, and supply lines are cut off.
* forces people to be what they never thought they'd become.
* form of pain which disappears in the extrem- ity of starvation.
* fuels conflict and crime, reduces productivity and shortens life span.
* governs everywhere.
* harms a child's ability to learn.
* healthy sign.
* hurts lives and the life of the community as well.
* increases in parallel.
* indicates the households' absolute poverty.
* interferes with sleep.
* involves more than food.
* is also a fact of life for many of the nation's older citizens.
* is an annual statewide initiative to raise funds to feed the hungry in Arizona
  - effect of poverty and poverty is largely a political issue
  - inevitable outcome when war disrupts food production
  - insult to the fundamental values of the international community
  - overriding factor of judgement in many cases
  - as much a deterrant to falling asleep as is having a heavy meal
  - chemical affinity, the desire inherent in atoms for one another
  - contest between rich countries and poor countries
  - desperate and powerless, without reason or strength
  - endemic and on the rise in Africa
  - evil, and it is worse when hunger and loss of hope or faith to take action go together
  - feelings
* is felt by a slave and hunger is felt by a king
  - only in the present
  - found even amidst affluence, and in cities as well as in rural areas
  - human made - created out of plenty
  - human-made
  - humanity's oldest and deadliest enemy
* is more important than sleep
  - than just food
  - no stranger to the needy people in many parts of the world
  - often the result of direct political decisions
  - one example of motivation which creates the desire to eat
* is one of a set of seemingly intractable global issues
  - our basic appetites, and greed resulting in gluttony is one of our basic sins
  - the most powerful urges that humans experience
  - overwhelmingly a problem attributed to human endeavor, however
  - part of life and they accept it
  - present in low-income locations within the States
  - rampant in the developing world
  - rape, molestation, alcoholism, dowry, female infanticide and feticide
  - sensation
  - sometimes just thirst in disguise
* is still rampant but it often remains invisible
  - the world's number one killer of people
  - strongly related to poverty and other economic factors
  - such a basic and persistent state that there is no sense trying to overcome it
* is the body's signal that it needs food
  - to take in food
  - constant corrosive companion of millions
  - craving for food that is associated with objective sensations
  - direct result of social and economic causes
* is the first threshold to cross in eradicating poverty
  - on the way out of poverty
  - greatest disease
  - monitor image of appetite, the drive to get food
* is the most basic indicator of economic distress
  - influential disease
  - severe level of food insecurity
  - mother of impatience and anger
  - quiet, forgotten, daily catastrophe
* is the result of a series of political and economic decisions
  - economic, social and political decisions
  - overpopulation
  - same, no matter where the people are
  - supreme disease
* is what makes diets fail
  - many people suffered from
  - widespread in India
* kills people's incentive, sapping their strength, both physically and emotionally.
* leads to desperation.
* limits people s ability to learn and be productive.
* major consequence of poverty
  - constraint on human development and the realization of human rights
  - problem in the wake of the economic crisis
* makes people more likely to splurge and overeat later.
* manifests itself in subtle ways.
* natural desire of a living being.
* often disappears after a day or two
  - leads to overeating
* pains because hunger kills.
* persists throughout the world.
* physiological response to the absence of food.
* political and social problem
* powerful and potentially painful drive
  - thing
* prevents farmers from planting their fields.
* primary binge trigger, but so are uncomfortable emotional states.
* problem of production.
* puts our kids at risk of malnutrition and the lifetime of chronic illness that can result.
* rapidly growing problem in America and around the world.
* real and immediate issue in our communities
  - problem in our world and even in the Charlotte community
* reduces the ability of adults to learn job skills and be productive citizens.
* related signal.
* remains a pervasive reality for millions of people in the United States, as well
  - stark fact of life for large numbers of households
* represents a basic denial of the opportunity for people to develope to their potentials
* result of poverty, and there predominance of low paying jobs.
* results from severe weather, wars or government mismanagement.
* rises from extreme poverty, sometimes in conjunction with war and famine.
* risk factor for an in-flight emergency.
* seducer to enervate the population.
* serious issue, especially in America.
* significant factor in the daily lives of thousands of men, women, and children.
* silent crisis affecting families all across America.
* stimulates nourishment.
* stops when rationing stops.
* takes place after the body has used up all the excess stored in the body.
* universal symbol of deprivation and an important indicator of extreme poverty.
* very powerful physiological force that creates a strong desire to eat
  - real problem facing millions of adults and children in the United States every day
* violation of human dignity.
* worldwide problem that grows with each new war, drought, flood, and earthquake
* year-round issue.