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Vinvika [58]
2 years ago
11

On average, women:

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olga55 [171]2 years ago
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On average, women tend to carry extra weight around their bellies. Thus, option "B" is correct.

<h3>What is belly fat?</h3>

An excess in fat will cause it deposited in various parts of the body. One of the locations is the visceral part of the digestive system in the belly. This will cause the belly to look bloated and called "beer belly" or "central obesity". The fat is also located in the subcutaneous part of the skin.

Thus, option "B" is correct.

To learn more about belly fat click here:

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<em>1. The gland that produces T3 and T4 is the </em><em>thyroid</em><em> (first option). </em>

<em>2. True. The </em><em>adrenal gland</em><em> produces and allows the secretion of the hormone involved in the fight and flight response. </em>

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