Outer surface on the sides of abdomen
The answer would have to be FALSE.
BMI- obesity
X-Ray- COPD
Blood Cell Count- iron deficiency
In adulthood, approximately 8% of the fat cells die yearly, they are then replace by new ones. The result of this is that adults develop a constant number of fat cells, this applies to those who gain more weight and those who lose masses of weight. What causes the body weight to rise and fall is the volume of fat cells.
Well for one it helps with where people are allowed to smoke. A law has passed about people smoking in restaurants. It’s no longer allowed.
