The difficulties in Drugs or Guns...

i think the article is digestable, since the readers able to grasp the content of the article. The stance of the writer was obviously condemned the African high authority since they put weapon issue as priority compared to batteled HIV/AIDS issue whih is the real "War" that they have to overcome. the writer also included the intervention that was provided by NGO to help African peoples. the writer tend to infor the readers about the condition in Africa, as well as to urge African authorities to increase the medication for HIV/AIDS patient, and be more realistic towards the condition.

what the hack is this? can you elabotare more?

Concept/terminology/task that difficult to be understands.
In my opinion, the “Bulimia concept is difficult to be understand. Moreover after read this paragraph, the dieting theory cannot fully explain bulimia. Many people who diet don’t become bulimic; some can avoid it because their natural “ideal” weight, and therefore the diet they adopt do not starve them. In addition, bulimic are often depressed, since binging purging leads to self loathing. Depression may worsen bulimia by making it easier to give it in temptation. Further, dieting may just be another symptom of bulimia, not a cause. Other factors aside, i can speculate that dieting below your natural weight is a necessary condition for bulimia, and that returning to your natural weight and accepting that weight will cure bulimia.

Article on "Dieting"...it's fairly interesting actually...

After reading the article on “Dieting”, I’m just realizing that men and women who lose more than ten pounds in five years have substantially more heart attack and stroke than expected. This is true of the peoples who lose weight voluntarily (dieters) as well as the people who lose weight involuntarily because they are ill. In second study, men who had at least one cycle of loss and regain are at double the risk for death from heart disease than men who progressively gain weight over twenty five years. I the third study, more than five thousand men and women from Framingham, Massachusetts, were observe for thirty two year. People whose weight fluctuates over the years had 30 to 100 percent greater risk for death from heart disease than people whose weight was stable. When corrected for smoking, exercise, cholesterol level, and blood pressure, the finding become more convincing, suggesting that weight fluctuation (the primary cause which is presumably dieting) may itself increasing the risk of heart disease.
In my personal view, i reckon this is kind of attractive fact that we did not realize.