Regular visits to the dentist should be scheduled every... (B. Six Months)
Answer:
The 1950s were marked by the emergence of a distinct teen culture. Seeking to distance themselves from the culture of their parents, teenagers turned to rock and roll music and youth-oriented television programs and movies—all packaged for them through new marketing strategies targeting their demographic.
Answer:
This question is incomplete
Explanation:
This question is incomplete because of the absence of options. However, there are some general terms that should indicate the answer. This question also seem to focus on the classes of food and food in general, thus the answers should be related to food.
(a) Calcium is mineral needed in the body to make bones and teeth stronger.
(b) There are two broad types of nutrients; they are micronutrients and macronutrients. Micronutrents are those nutrients that the body needs in little amount/quantity (examples are vitamins and minerals) while macronutrients are nutrients that the body requires in large quantity (examples are carbohydrates, proteins, and lipids)
(c) Iron is a mineral that assists in blood production in the body.
(d) Oil and butter are good sources of lipids in the body.
(e) More water/glucose is required for people who do a lot of physical work. Water helps transport nutrients around the body which helps to produce energy (that is needed after an exercise); an individual exercising loses water through sweat and will need to gain this water back by drinking. While glucose break-down leads to the production of energy. This is the reason water or glucose is needed more by an individual who do a lot more physical work.
Answer:
All information is required on the new label.
Explanation:
Required on new label:
a. Daily Value of potassium
b. Daily Value of iron
c. Daily Value of vitamin D
d. Calories from fat
e. Added sugars
f. Daily Value of vitamin C
g. Servings per container
Required on old label:
a. Daily Value of potassium
b. Daily Value of iron
c. Daily Value of vitamin D
d. Calories from fat
f. Daily Value of vitamin C
g. Servings per container
It would be true, drinking impairs most, if not, all senses.
