1 I do know someone with a genetic disease and also with a disability, and I think it has affected them mentally a lot Bc like for the person i know with a disability they’re constantly thinking they’re too different and that no one will ever love them, so I think it rlly affects them mentally.
2. I treat everyone the same no matter what they have going on or what they look like, they’re a person they should nkt be treated differently. And sadly yes other ppl treat someone in a wheel chair horrible sometimes I’ve seen many of ppl just push someone in a wheel chair out of the way or say rude things about them or to them.
3. If I was told I had a genetic disease and I found out there was nothing I could do about it, at first I would probably feel very sad and worried but I think the longer I knew there wasn’t something I could do and I had accepted it I would be okay. And I would probably do the same as I do now.
4. Um you didn’t give any information about Eric..
All of the following guidelines are important for a healthy fat intake except: Fats should comprise 45% of your daily caloric intake.
- Adults should consume between 20 and 35 percent of their entire daily calorie intake as fat and not 45%.
- If one consumes 2,000 calories a day, that equates to 44 to 77 grams of fat.
- Some types of fats are encouraged because they have positive health effects. Due to the detrimental effects on health, it is advised to consume fewer other forms of fats:
- Monounsaturated fatty acids: 15% to 20%
- Polyunsaturated fatty acids: 5-10%
- Saturated fats: less than 10%
- Trans fats: 0%
hence, trans fats should be totally cut from the diet, good fats such as olive oil are monosaturated fatty acids and should be consumed more. A little fat i.e., 44-77 grams should be included with each meal to provide satiety.
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