Grant is in college and studying for his midterm exams, so he really doesn't want to get sick. If he wants to be proactive about
staying healthy, what is his best option? Get regular exercise and eat a balanced diet, because this helps boost energy and increase immunity against disease.
Take vitamins and drink energy drinks, because this will help prevent germs from entering the body and causing an infection.
Exercise and get plenty of sleep, because this will help build muscles and white blood cells that will fight off infection.
Get plenty of sleep and take vitamins, because this helps the body work harder even when it is fighting an infection.
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Grant is in college and studying for his midterm exams, so he really doesn't want to get sick. If he wants to be proactive about staying healthy, what is his best option?
Get regular exercise and eat a balanced diet, because this helps boost energy and increase immunity against disease.
If Grant wants to stay healthy and make sure he doesn't get sick the best things he can do are get regular exercise and eat a balanced diet. He needs to keep his energy levels up and eat foods that are healthy and will help increase his immunity against disease. He should also make sure he gets enough rest too.
The CDC suggests retesting because of the "window period." This is the length of time between exposure to HIV and when HIV shows up on a test. This can take up to three months. So if your test result is negative, protect yourself and get retested after three months.
