The answers to your questions are written in ALL-CAPS:
<span>1. a disease characterized by the unrestrained growth of abnormal cells on or in tissues of the body. CANCER 2. a cancer that affects the connective tissue, supportive tissue, and blood vessels. CARCINOMA3. a cancer that affects the skin and tissues that cover or line the organs. SARCOMA 4. a cancer that affects the tissues of the lymphatic system. LYMPHOMA5. cancer-causing agents that transform normal cells into cancer cells. CARCINOGENS6. a type of therapy used to destroy abnormal cells by directing radioactive rays at the diseased tissue. RADIATION7. a type of therapy that destroys cells by injecting anticancer drugs directly into the affected tissue. CHEMOTHERAPY<span>
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Yes - since they are in everyday fitness
The appropriate answer is A. carbohydrates. Carbohydrate is an energy rich substance found in foods such as vegetables, cereal grains and breads. Carbohydrates can be easily broken down to glucose, which is the basic unit or molecule used in the process of cellular respiration.
Foods from animals such as milk, eggs and meat are a rich source of protein. Vitamins are present in all food groups and these are essential in regulating growth and normal body functioning.
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When you are exercising, you're blood pressure is elevated. When you are finished exercising, it will recede to near it's normal state. Exercise doesn't have as much of an affect as weight does, but I guess all these things are all kind of inter-related. The more physically fit you are, the lower your blood pressure, in general.
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