I dont know if this is a true or false question but if it is this is: TRUE
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Firstly, Making sure that you been prescribed that drug.
Reading the directions or instructions.
Knowing the side effects of the Medication/Drug.
Making sure you tell your doctor if you are taking any other medications, and always take the healthy amount or the amount you were prescribed.
Don't ever share your medicine, and make sure it has not expired.
Track the time you take it if you take more than one dose or pill.
DO NOT drink alcohol while taking your prescribed medication.
Remember the Abreaviated term: <em>SAFER</em>
(S) Speak up//(A) Ask questions//(F) Find the facts//(E) Evaluate your choices//(R) Read the label.
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<em>Good luck foe.</em>
<em>leme know if wrong.</em>
<em>Lb.</em>
I think heat. I could be wrong tho
Answer:
is compatible with normal bood pressure, blood glucose and lipid levels.
Explanation:
In addition to good nutrition and exercise, what indicates that we have a healthy weight is normal blood pressure, blood glucose, and lipid levels.
There is a strong correlation between excess weight and heart disease, as well as high cholesterol and triglyceride levels.
BMI does not take things like bone or muscle mass into consideration.
