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Most female Komodo dragons lay eggs once per year, never more, sometimes less. However, like birds, Komodo dragon must also make a nest in which they lay their eggs. ... Eggs will then take up to 9 months (“like humans”) to develop before baby dragons are ready to hatch.
1. Make a goal for yourself. When you finish your fitness program(achieve your goal) you can reward yourself with like icecream or a small treat.
2. Make working out fun so that you will keep wanting to do it. For example, work-out or go to the fitness program with a friend, listen to music while doing it, etc.
3. You can make yourself motivated by watching fitness videos and basically watching things to get inspiration(trust me this works).After you watch the vids, your gonna want to keep going to the fitness program cause of all the benefits and things like that.
4. Ask a friend or someone to push you to keep going(if all else fails and you wanna quit) They will annoy you so much that it would just be better to go to the fitness program than hear them annoy you.
5. Think why your going to regret not going. This is gonna make you want to go to the fitness program.
6. Honestly if the others don't work, do it for the pictures and so that you can brag to people that you work out and stuff.
That's all I got for now. Hope it helped motivate you to keep going to that fitness program <span />
A test that combines radioactive chemicals and antibiotics to detect minute quantities of substance in a patient's blood is RBC nuclear scan.
It used small amounts of radioactive material that is marked as tag and red blood cell as RBC's. After this your body will be scanned to see the cells and tracking the movement of body.
This process firstly removing blood from a vein. Then RBC are separated from the rest of the blood. After this the cells are mixed with radioactive material. After a short time, the tagged RBC are injected into your veins.
Veins is a tube like structure that forms part of blood circulation system of the body, that carrying oxygen-depleted blood.
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