<span>The answer is a
clubfoot. It is a congenital deformity of one or both of the feet in which the
foot is turned both inwardly and downwardly. It is also called as talipes or
talipes equinovarus. It is said to be in 1 out of 1000 newborns in the US in a
year.</span>
Other possibly contributory lifestyle factors include alcohol consumption, stress, diet, exercise, disease, and medication. In summary, the genetic influences on aging may be highly overrated, with lifestyle choices exerting far more important effects on physical aging.
I think it's D. all of the above
Answer: Asking a doctor questions when something doesn't feel right
Explanation: Sharing your concerns with a medical professional is the most important part of being proactive. Even if your concerns are only suspicions at the time the doctor will use best diagnostics to exclude or identify a problem.
Delaying sharing such concerns may potentially mean loss of valuable time in a treatment. Self-diagnosis is prone to error and online source may be biased/misleading.
Extra flossing may be good, but won't replace dental checkups.
Using home remedies is more often than not unreliable and, while are certainly free to use them, does not represent the idea of being proactive with your health.
