Rotational movements need the most thoracic mobility. This is because a rotational movement (such as twisting) because the movements are more three dimensional, and this is where the most can go wrong. For example, if you were holding a 35lb child and simply bent forward to put him/her down, this is less likely to cause injury than if you were to twist your torso to the right and put the child down. There is a lot more spinal stability and mobility needed for the second motion than the first.
Explanation:
The Earth's magnetic field protects us by deflecting much of the incoming solar radiation. Without it, our atmosphere would be stripped by solar winds.
Satellites can and do suffer damage from solar storms, and without Earth's magnetic field, every electronic device could be exposed to high-energy particles from cosmic rays and the solar wind. If Earth lost its magnetic field, there would be no magnetosphere and no line of defense, even from weaker solar storms
Answer:
highly active individuals who sweat heavily
Explanation:
Dietary Reference Intake (DRI) for sodium is stated at 1,500 mg daily for sedentary individuals, men and women under the age of 50, and is adequate for normal functioning of the body, as too much intake for these categories of people might be unhealthy.
However, highly active individuals who sweat heavily, such as athletes, would need to consume a higher amount above the recommended 1,500 mg for others.Sodium is required for maintaining fluid balance as muscles and neurons need to be activated by Sodium, which is an electrolyte. Highly active people tend to lose more sodium as they sweat profusely, hence the need for a higher intake of sodium to avoid weakening of the muscles and cramps.
