This report analyzes health behaviors in Kansas City, USA, identifying high rates of obesity, poor diet, alcohol use, physical inactivity, and smoking as key issues leading to heart disease. The report applies the socio-ecological model, examining both intrapersonal (psychological and biological) and community levels of influence. At the intrapersonal level, it discusses how unhealthy behaviors negatively affect biological functioning and mental health. At the community level, the report explores how these behaviors are viewed and accepted, highlighting the impact on social perceptions and interactions. The analysis includes references to several research studies to support the findings and provide a comprehensive understanding of the health issues and their societal implications.