I had to do this too when i was in middle school;
Number 1, I said that their are many local gyms and fitness centers, healthy restaurants, and clinics that help your health, and one way you can say that you are experienced with one of them is by going to a gym or eating at a certain place before, or even shopping at a clinic.
For number 2, you can motivate yourself past and distractions by staying positive, paying attention by putting more focus on what your working on, eliminating distractions like your cellphone or devices, or anything that is unnecessary for what you are working on, and not letting others in the classroom or work environment distract you.
Good luck, hope this helps!! :)
True
Once being carried to the capillaries that’s where the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide occurs
Answer:
Sugar
Explanation:
Sugar is worse because it creates unhealthy fat, sugar can decay teeth and increase fat build up. Fat free food doesn't do much for you because you need fat to live, an avocado is made up of fats that are good for you when food is fat free they take out the good fat and the bad fats, type two diabetes is caused by insulin resistance and high levels of blood sugar. Fat build up in arteries can also cause heart attacks, but this is the bad type of fat and is typically from sugary substances like mass amounts of ice cream, funnel cake and bacon. Fatty fish and olive oil are very good for your heart and taste just as good as other foods with bad fats. Sugar creates bad fats and can eventually kill you and is highly addictive and yet we need it to live, sugar can cause immunity problems as well because it blocks blood cells. Sugar can also cause hyper-sensitivity (the feeling when everything is too much to handel or too loud) and anxiety and it leaves you wanting more. So although fat is bad sugar is the true enemy.
Strep throat is and example of an acute illness which can be treated with antibiotics
Answer:
Similarly, your muscles and other parts of your body need to have a continuous supply of glucose (or other high-energy molecules) and oxygen to provide the energy for muscle contraction and other body functions. When your body breaks down glucose, carbon dioxide is produced.
