Without knowing the options, I would assume that, this is because all nutrient lists harmonize with FDA regulations, including all "Nutrients of Concern", and The FDA's "Dietary Guidelines"
-I hope this answer is the answer you are looking for.
Mixtures and pure substances
The answer is D, embraces challenges.
The function of the stomach is to churn and turn the food into a liquid called chyme.
The stomach also releases pepsinogen and hydrochloric acid which mixes to produce pepsin.
Pepsin emulsifies protein and then the contents move through the pyloric sphyncter and into the small intestine for further breakdown and digestion
A. One individual was born with more muscle fibers. Hope this helps, <span>JenniL14 !</span>
