Obviously D would be one of the answers . The other ones should be B & C .
the only one I know is early breast cancer
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Other factors can affect requirements. 4. No allowance is given in requirement tables for stress, disease, parasites, temperature, feed additives, breed, genetic potential, etc. The nutrient requirements can be broken down into four principal components: Maintenance, Lactation, Growth, and Reproduction.
Having body fat contributes to having a menstrual cycle. If a woman loses too much body fat, she can stop having her menstrual cycle because you need a certain amount for it to be able to function as normal. I don't think the body would benefit from ceasing to menstruate, because at that point it isn't really healthy. However, usually if a woman gains back some of the body fat or starts eating fattier foots/exercising less, her period will start again.
