False, i think. I believe men and women are the same in terms of exercising
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Soluble and insoluble fibers are the two types of fiber. Both are important for good health, digestion, and disease prevention.
Water attracts soluble fiber, which transforms to gel during digestion. Digestion is slowed by this. Oat bran, barley, nuts, seeds, beans, lentils, peas, and some fruits and vegetables contain soluble fiber. Psyllium, a common fiber supplement, also contains it.
Some forms of soluble fiber have been shown to help reduce the risk of heart disease.
Wheat bran, fruits, and whole grains are all high in insoluble fiber. It thickens the stool and appears to speed up the passage of food into the stomach and intestines.
The answer is option A. Fad diets are just that, a "fad" or phase in dieting that an individual will try for a short amount of time, which will consequently only to return them to their typical behavior. Restricting caloric intake along with a proper, preferably fun or shared physical activity that is not only achievable but may be built upon as one progresses. Drinking water before meals will also decrease an appetite as well as increase one's ability to digest and discard foods more efficiently.
