Reduce saturated fats. Saturated fats, found primarily in red meat and full-fat dairy products, raise your total cholesterol. ...
Eliminate trans fats. ...
Eat foods rich in omega-3 fatty acids. ...
Increase soluble fiber. ...
Add whey protein.
Increased body hair
mood swings
hot flashes
sweat
body odor
growing pubic hair
appetite changes
taste bud changes
... there are more but i cant think of them hope this helps xoxo
The inverse is when you switch the X and Y. The answer is (-3,8)
A. "The child's diet" is a factor that influences the early detection of a childhood disease by a physician. An unhealthy diet will probably cause problems in health, which for a child who does have a healthy diet will not need to suffer. B. can affect a child mentally, but it won't cause a childhood disease. And C. and D. are just silly. A child will not get a disease based on how close the doctor's office is or if the kid is in school or not. Hope this helped!
I would have to say the answer is C.
A is incorrect since hydrogen is not an air pollutant.
B is incorrect because ozone is most definitely one of the top.
And D has cyanide which is a chemical for suicide during wars.
Hope this helps!
