A word that describes medication, vitamins pesticides and household cleaners is obviously CHEMICALS. Chemicals are developed to bring utility and somehow comfort to what we do and what we need to do. Drugs and fresheners are chemicals. This is the best answer i could give you hope this helps.
<u><em>The answer to your quiestion is D. A course in Anatomy!</em></u>
<u><em>Explanation: So it would not be A because why do you need to learn about Chemistry for a Massage Therapist? And It is also not B because we don't need to learn about gravity to be a Massage Therapist! It is also not C because Who needs to learn about microbiology?</em></u>
<u><em>But the only explanation is that you need to learn about Anatomy so you can see the types of mussle and scar tissue! You also need to know where the pationts problem is and how to fix it!</em></u>
<u><em>Sorry, it took so long lol!</em></u>
Answer: Alzheimer's affects only individuals over 70 while Parkinson's can strike at any age.
Parkinson's affects primarily the systems in the brain that affect movement while Alzheimer's affects other systems first
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