Answer:
Everyone metabolizes and absorbs alcohol at different rates, so in reality, there is no real “safe” amount of alcohol a person can consume and then drive. Choosing a designated driver is always the safest and most responsible route.
Explanation:
Prescription drugs help when taken in moderation and only when necessary
Are there choices?
Otherwise if she-
Makes a chart
Finds healthy food she likes
Makes time to exercise
Answer:
Option b is correct=> Sweat losses can exceed the capacity of the GI tract to absorb water, resulting in some degree of dehydration.
Explanation:
This question is about nutrition and exercise. Good (and approprite and healthy) nutrition and exercise is great for the body. During the course of engaging in exercise, there is usually loss of water from the body that is sweating will occur and this loss of water from the body is for the maintenance of the body temperature.
The gastrointestinal tract that is the GI tract is related to the digestive system of the body and it composed of anus, mouth, small intestine, oesophagus, stomach, large intestine, and anus.
The metabolism of water during exercise may causes "Sweat losses can exceed the capacity of the GI tract to absorb water, resulting in some degree of dehydration" that is option (b).