<span>A. Arthritis only affects old people.
Arthritis can affect many people, even children
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1)Benefits of healthy eating.
i)Protects body againts diseases
ii)Reduce the risk of heart diseases
iii)Prevent obesity
iv)To build a sound body
v)To increase metabolism
To effectively lose weight we should eat a balanced diet.But we can add more fruits and vegetables. We can also excersise daily or go to the gym.
2)The reason to go on a diet is that the person has exceeded his weight limit.
3)2k calories of sugar and fatty foods is less healthy compare to 2k of well-balanced diet.Because high fat and sugar my cause heart disease.
5)Too skiny, need to gain more weight ^_^
6)BMI charts my not be correct is because if you are skinny and short the index may show that you are healthy.
7)Order different varieties of salads and high protein but less fatty foods.
PS:I cannot find the correct answer for number 4 because I had never learn the calorie in calorie out theory.Hope it helped,have a nice day!!^_^
The term Pharmacologic should be used to describe a classification based on mechanism of action.
<h3>What is
Pharmacologic?</h3>
As a branch of basic science which draws on information and abilities from physiology, biochemistry, cell & molecular biology, and other fields, pharmacology is frequently referred to as the "bridge science." To rationally construct treatments, pharmacologists are able to "translate" such knowledge.
Pharmacologists can provide a distinctive viewpoint when addressing issues relating to drugs, hormones, and chemicals as a result of their multidisciplinary training.
Pharmacologists have access to a wide range of research opportunities because the area is interdisciplinary, which is not true of other branches of knowledge. People are drawn to careers in pharmacology because of this flexibility and the opportunity for practical application of research.
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Letter C stress
Question 2
Letter D all of the above
On average <span>Cigarette smoking is responsible for more than 480,000 deaths per year in the United States, including more than 41,000 deaths resulting from secondhand smoke exposure. This is about one in five deaths annually, or 1,300 deaths every day.</span>
