Answer:
Ticks can attach to any part of the human body but are often found in hard-to-see areas such as the groin, armpits, and scalp. In most cases, the tick must be attached for 36 to 48 hours or more before the Lyme disease bacterium can be transmitted.
They are both highly selective,most of the time what binds to them. Think of it as a lock and key, if the key fits the lock and it turns then it does what it needs.
Answer:
To change or improve the taste of the food e.g flour being used to make cake. A cake tastes far
Explanation:
To change or enhance the appearance of the food e.g. using rice to make fried rice, preserving
To change the texture (the way something feels) of food e.g. using cornmeal to make pastelles
To make food safer to consume (eat). A good example of this can be found in our picture above
Answer:
Motivational techniques
Explanation:
Weight-loss programs are often very strenuous for the participants. Many people often go off track in their programs because there is too much temptation with watching everyone else eating food that they want. However, the biggest reason to fail at a weight-loss program is loss of motivation.
Motivational techniques such as competitions of "who can lose the most weight" or "who can go a week without eating cake", can really boost moral of the winner, and inspire the other competitors to do better.
It is in human nature to try and win against a challenge that is put in front of them.
Answer:
Pumping blood throughout the cardiovascular system
