Answer:
The thymus lies in the chest behind the breastbone and above the heart. Relatively large in infancy, it increases in size until puberty and thereafter shrinks to only a few grams in old age.
Explanation:
They can use scientific journals, presentations during meetings, or just directly towards the public.
Teens can become addicted to prescription, and really any, drugs. They can also do drugs to feel better and “fix” any illnesses they may have. Or they could just want to fit in and experiment and OTC drugs are the easiest to get ahold of.
Going to the doctor/counselor to talk and figure out what’s “wrong” with you are other ways to cope, really talking to anyone would be good. Some teens self harm in other ways besides drug abuse to cope.
Hindus is my guess. The religion of Hinduism believes in reincarnation, the belief that souls are born and reborn many times, each time in a new body.
Glucose in blood and glycogen stored in muscles.
the other options would need to be converted to glucose through metabolism, whereas the blood glucose and muscle glycogen are more readily available for use.
