Answer: Yes
Please mark me as brainliest
Explanation:
Fat is bad because It clogs up your blood vessels, placing an extra load on your heart and it increases your risk of diseases like bowel and breast cancer.
Oil is bad for us because it can cause stomachs to hurt and if you use vegetable oil your gonna be okay any oil is safe just don't get the bad ones but if you use any type of oil make sure to read the packaging before using the oil.
Car oil: its good for our cars but its not good for us to use for cooking because you can cause many problems in your body like cancer or you can't breathe and you can end up in the hospital but make sure to use the right oil for your cooking that way you can't get sick.
No because sometimes they have to put animals down and that’s something I, as a full hearted human, could not do.
Answer:
They can put free classes and free teaches for people who wanna do physical activity and they could even open more gyms but they could make them free for people who cannot afford a memebership and all that at the gym
Explanation:
Answer:
1. 0.8 grams
2. 51 grams
Explanation:
a. The recommended daily allowance of protein for every individual per kilogram of healthy body weight is 0.8grams. The same standard applies to Erin.
b. The recommended daily protein requirement is obtained by multiplying the body weight (in kilograms) to the Protein RDA.
For Erin, this will mean converting her weight in pounds to kilograms.
141 pounds = 63.9565kg
Recommended daily protein requirement equals
63.9565 kg * 0.8 grams
= 51.16grams approximately,
51 grams.
Answer:
health discrimination.
Explanation:
The elimination of avoidable social and economic practices and policies creates problems in all branches of society. This elimination ends up marginalizing one group in favor of another. This marginalized group ends up suffering discrimination and prejudice and does not receive the proper services that by right should be received by all. This is no different in the health sector. A government that promotes the elimination of avoidable social and economic practices and policies that create barriers to improving the health of certain demographic groups leads to all health discrimination. This severely harms the poorest class, preventing the entire population from receiving health care of the same quality.
