I think they are stored for the energy in your body and some to your stomach
I do not think that they should send notes home because BMI is not accurate for many teens and children. The BMI is not accurate for people involved in sports or people who worked out. This would not be affective, there are more effective if they found out their ways to detect childhood obesity. For these reasons I do not think that agencies would support using BMI but maybe something else
<em>Vaccines work by simulating an illness to help establish immunity. However, while this sort of infection nearly never produces sickness, it does trigger the immune system to create T-lymphocytes and antibodies. The imitation illness can sometimes induce modest symptoms, like as fever, after receiving a vaccination.</em>
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<em>- RobertOnBrainly</em>
