Big companies have only one goal in mind and that is to make a profit from any money they have invested in making the products they sell. Gatorade for instance doesn't advertise their minerals as sodium and potassium, but instead as "electrolytes" to draw in and influence customers who believe that these "electrolytes" could aid them in physical workout or even just having energy. The whole point is that there will be a majority that doesn't actually know what an electrolyte is, but since they use terminology that sounds professional they attract these people into buying their product, thus making profit.
I would say B. a strong personal commitment, because if you really don't want to quit, then you're not going to try at all. If it is set in stone in your head that you will quit, then you're more likely to resist the temptations that will come your way. I know this because a family member smoked for almost her whole life, and because she really wanted to quit, and knew she had to, she did it.
Answer:
yes
Explanation:
now a days we are told by a young age that they arent important to learn and the education system has cut them from our learning process in schools. if we learn about important health issues during high school, it could help us learn about these issues and give us higher paying jobs
Health care officials such as doctors, nurses, and dentists Government health resources such as the centers for disease control and prevention (cdc), The National Institutes of Health (NIH), and the World Health Organization (WHO). Health related organizations, American Red Cross, American cancer society, and American heart organization. Educational organizations, such as colleges and universities. Library resources, such as health and medical journals.
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