Answer:
d. energy and little or no protein, vitamins or minerals.
Explanation:
An empty-calorie food a food that contains energy and little or no protein, vitamins or minerals. This type of food, mostly gives you fat and calorie that adds extra pounds to your body rather than adding nutritional value for optimal body function. Examples of empty-calorie foods that gives the body mainly sugars and solid fats include cookies, soft drinks, margarine, candy etc. Consumption of empty-calorie foods can result in nutritional deficiency and weight gain.
The part of the brain that controls movement is the cerebellum (d).
The correct answer is A. stretch, warm-up, workout, stretch.
When you decide to start working out, the first thing you need to do is stretch your body - without it, your work out won't be successful. After that, you need to warm up your body so as to avoid any injury. After you finish working out, it is important to stretch again, to complete your session.
The correct answers are:
An increase in the number of people with cancer
Research and statistics indicate that tobacco use from smoking and chewing can lead to different types of cancer and it is one way of developing it.
An increase in the rate of death per capita
Tobacco related deaths are high due to it's links to cancer, lung and heart disease, diabetes and house fires.
An increase in the costs for medical treatment
Tobacco related illnesses need to be treated which leads to expensive medical treatment and the need for treatments to be made available.
Tobacco leads to an increase in the number of people with disabilities and an increase in the risk of generating house fires.
<span>Headaches, upset stomachs, and hives are classified as acute reaction to stress. Acute means temporary or short term but shouldn't be tolerated in the long-run and must be dealt accordingly in order not to aggravate the situation. Headaches might lead to migraine or upset stomach might lead to intestinal problems so as early as possible this must be treated immediately.</span>
