Cardio respiratory Fitness: Running, Swimming, Cycling, and Boxing
Muscular Strength: Pull-Ups, Squats, Push-Ups, and Bicep Curls
Flexibility: Yoga, gymnastics, dance, dynamic/static stretching
Body Composition: Burpees, Interval Training, Lunges, and Crunches
11)c)renal fascia
12)b)solid wastes and water
13)c)Glomerulus
14)a) Filtration
15)c)Loop of Henle
Answer:
If regulations were put in place requiring advertisers to use a variety of healthy realistic body types, they will have a better impact in people with low self-steem.
Explanation:
As it is said in the question, healthy bodies come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Advertisements, social media and many public figures only show the perfect kind of body which means super skinny girls with perfect faces and even sometimes white skin ones. This is not only false but also showing just a tiny part of the whole society. The "perfect type of body" actually should not exist as we consider it to be the unrealistc one, the thin one. A perfect body is a body which is healthy, and this does not mean it should be a BMI perfect.
There are current movements that promote "real bodies", those that have a a small belly (or not so small). Talking again about the question, If regulations were put in place requiring advertisers to use a variety of healthy realistic body types, it would boost the self steem of many women ans adolescents that don't feel comfortable with unrealistic stereotypes. This also would help to reduce some eating disorders.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
Scientific method is an orderly process used by scientists to produce strong research results
Answer:
The increased percentage of HIV infected people from 1999-2000 is of 0.50% .
Explanation:
By the use of the therapy of antiretroviral, in USA since 1996, the number of people living with AIDS have increased and the number of deaths decreased. A report states the changes in the incidents of AIDS from 1996-2000, and how AIDS continue to prevail in the states. It had a rapid growth during 1980s and reached its peak in 90s and then gradually started to decline.
The number of affected people was 40,907 in 1999 and it increased a bit with the number of people being affected to 41,113, indicating an increased percentage of 0.50% in 2000. During this time the incidents were levelled.
