The correct answer is A.
Not all fats are harmful to the consumers. Our bodies require fats. Yes, saturated fats are harmful but, we still do need to limit the amounts so A is the only logical answer.
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<span>A portable fire extinguisher can save lives and property. Nevertheless, it has limitation for it is only indicated to put off small fire. It is appropriate to use portable fire extinguisher when the room temperature is only slightly increased. In addition, one must decide to use portable fire extinguisher to fight a small fire only if the room is not filled with smoke and the fire is not growing. Therefore, the answer is B.
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There’s a lot more to energy balance than a change in body weight.
Energy balance also has to do with what’s going on in your cells. When you’re in a positive energy balance (more in than out) and when you’re in a negative energy balance (more out than in), everything from your metabolism, to your hormonal balance, to your mood is impacted.
The relationship between the amount of Calories we eat in the diet and the amount of energy we use in the body determines our body weight and overall health.
The body is highly adaptable to a variety of energy intakes/outputs. It must be adaptable in order to survive. Therefore, mechanisms are in place to ensure stable energy transfer regardless of whether energy imbalances exist.
False, <span>What a punnett square does, is it tells you, given the genotypes of the parents, what alleles are likely to be expressed in the offspring</span>
