All of these but the nosebleeds seem correct, but something much stronger like cocaine can cause nosebleeds.
But if you want just ONE answer 'impaired memory and learning' seems like the best one to pick because that is one of the most noticeable signs of marijuana use.
This website talks about the symptoms of use, I trust its accuracy:
https://www.webmd.com/mental-health/addiction/marijuana-use-and-its-effects#1
I think that the answer is D. Dieting because dieting helps your body eat more things that are good for it and, less things that are bad for it. It can make your skin clearer, and help you feel good overall which is a physical health help trait.
Answer:
skin appendages and physio-chemical properties
Explanation:
skin appendages can redirect and or stop the absorption of the drug as well as the physio-chemical properties of the drug itself that make it harder for the skin to absorb
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