Answer:
B) The normal pH of blood is 6.8 to 7.0.
Explanation:
The blood pH under normal health conditions is between 7.35 and 7.45. Below this range, blood pH is considered more acidic than normal, and it may indicate that the body is eliminating a lower amount of 
than normal, or that there is a decrease in the concentration of 
or accumulation of acid in the blood due to poisoning or disease.
Answer:
1. Yes
2. No
3. Yes
Explanation:
Yes, the elimination of the animal based foods decreases and reduce chronic diseases in many developed countries such as US and England etc. but meat is also very necessary for animal diet due to the presence of high protein content.
No, USDA does not promote the intake of an animal-based diet. this agency promote the intake of nutritious food in a limited amount so it does not cause any disease. They recommend the eating of Grains, Fruits, Protein, Foods, Vegetables and Dairy products in a limited amount.
Yes, the main cause of obesity in Americans is due to two reasons, first cause is the intake of meat in large amount and second cause is the decline in physical activity.
The success of the patients was due to combined effect of increased amount of fruits/vegetables and plants and the elimination of meats. By using these two element the patient will quickly recovered.
Answer:
malai tah navatako awsatha haha halka ramaila lo hoho vadragol
Answer:
Suffling of genetic material increases genetic variation in offspring which is important for evolution.
Explanation:
Genetic shuffling or genetic recombination helps in the formation of new trait combinations which increase the genetic variation in the population and this genetic variation is very much important for the evolution of species.
In sexual reproduction, the genetic shuffling occurs during the formation of gametes when the two homologous chromosomes exchange their genetic material with each other. This increase variation in gametes.
Fusion of two different gametes in sexual reproduction also helps in increasing the genetic variation in the offspring.
