False. Adolescents need the same amount of physical activity that adults do. The only thing that varies is the beneficial effects that exercise brings and the overall physical effect it has to the body. Adolescents still have a fast metabolism which enables them to maintain their shape despite the amount of caloric intakes they've had while adults don't. Exercise duration should at least last for 30 minutes to induce physical fitness in the body and this works for young adults and mature adults alike.
Answer:
True
Explanation:
Background Knowledge:
Dr. Meyer Friedman and Dr. Ray Rosenman worked on theory of personality. They showed that there are persons with two types of personality
Type A Personality:
Type A personality holders have characteristics of ambitious, they experience high level of stress, they are highly aware of time management, impatient, aggressive, more competitive, highly organized.
Type B Personality:
While Type B personality holders don not take stress as they are more relaxed. They take less panic to the stress conditions.
So it is true statement that Type A personality holder will experience high level of Stress
So I think you have to go on the internet and find articles! One that likes oils and thinksoils are good and then another one that is against oils and doesn’t like them! Compare and contrast them and highlight stuff that YOU agree with and then see if the articles are actually VERY convincing or not so much
Answer:
Everything you do impacts your health.
Explanation:
He is saying that the doctor isn't responsible for your health, you are. What you are eating, how much you are sleeping,if you are playing in a good and healthy environment. Also where you eat affects you because if you are running out the door while trying to eat or if you are multitasking your body isn't focusing on digesting your food, it is focusing on whatever else you are doing and that can cause problems.
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Answer:
aww :(
don't give up it's going to get better.
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I have felt like this many times. It will get better.
