The correct answer is alcohol and marijuana.
The first and fourth answers are not true at all, as lsd is not one of the most widely used hallucinogens, very few people do it.
mdma is ecstasy, which is also not a widely used hallucinogen.
While nicotine and caffeine seems to be a good answer, it is still incorrect as caffeine kind of just gives you a spring, it is not a hallucinogen.
So, the correct answer is alcohol and marijuana because they both impact how we believe things occur when under their influence. And, when you think of most widely used, especially illegally among teenagers, it is these two.
Type I Diabetes Mellitus or as specified "Juvenile Diabetes" Is a somewhat uncommon form of diabetes which results as the inability to produce insulin, which is needed to process glucose. Many believe this type of diabetes is caused by adverse immune reaction that results in the body attacking the Beta cells of the pancreas which insulin is produced from. The condition is chronic, and requires insulin to mantain.
Answer:
Autism
Explanation:
Description from the passage from your question is telling us that seems that Liam has autism. Sometimes it is hard to recognize it at that age because Liam is only two years old.
The children that have autism don't like to be touched and they don't like to make eye contact with anyone.
Answer: Yogurt, milk, fruit and nuts were the most nutrient-dense snacks reported; while candy, ice cream, cake and sugar-sweetened soft drinks were the most nutrient-poor. Other snacks like potato chips, crackers, popcorn and tea fell somewhere in the middle.
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