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blondinia [14]
4 years ago
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Malnutrition occurs when a person receives an excess or deficiency of food energy or nutrient intake or an imbalance of nutrient

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Pavel [41]4 years ago
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Malnutrition occurs when a person reveibes a defiency of food this leads to less energy produce by the cells of the body because they don t get enough nutrients to form (anabolism) and replace old or unusable things in the body and don t have glucose lipids proteins to brake down (catabolism) for the forming of the Atp the primary source of energy.
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