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IT CAN REDUCE APPETITE [A].
IT CAN LEAD TO POOR FOOD CHOICE.
Our emotions, moods and the choices we make are interrelated. When one is angry, the anger usually reduce one's appetite and one loses the desire to eat. Our mood influences our food choice and when we are angry, it is very easy to make food choices that are not beneficial to us.
The four strategies for avoiding to be involved in a risky scenario with intoxicated individual is to first, delay or slow down the ordering and serving of drinks. Second, you need to suggest or offer food because it can slow down alcohol absorption into the body. Third, try to suggest non-alcoholic drinks such as juice or coffee to cut down alcohol in the body. Lastly, talk to the friends of the intoxicated person so they may know that their friend is in trouble if it will not stop drinking.
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physician assistant
occupational therapy assistant
Explanation: sorry if i am wrong
Umm Flicker your wrist as your side arm moves ... Just think of it as you playing catch with a Frisbee.
You'll need to stick your thumb out, thumbs up style, and make a peace sign with your index and middle finger, making sure your palm is facing the sky. These are the three fingers you'll need....
