Answer:
Drug companies usually use scientific information and research. For example, a soap company may advertise its product by saying that it kills 99.9% of germs.
They may also use jargon, which is technical language. For example, words such as microbes and viruses may be used by the company
Explanation:
-Food products (no trans fats, partially hydrogenated oils, high-fructose corn syrup, dyes)-Foods with ingredients you cannot define-Completely ready-to-eat meals from poor-quality ingredients, preservatives-Same thing every day-Fruit products, including juices-Animal proteins exclusively as a way to avoid carbs (quality carbs are an essential part of any healthy nutritional plan)-More animal protein or fat to feel full-One color or colorless meals-Vegetables without color (e.g., iceberg lettuce, white potatoes)-Canned, dried, and processed conventional fruits and vegetables-Refined grains (flours, white bread, crackers, etc.) or flour-based carbohydrates at every meal-Wheat every time you want a grain-Chemicals-Nutrient-poor, high-calorie, or artificially sweetened beverages-Foods hidden beneath sauces of unknown origin
It’s important to get a variety of activities in your exercise plan in order to work out all parts of the body and not just one. If we only have for example an ab routine in an exercise routine, our legs, arms, back won’t be getting any stronger!
When someone is admitted they have a diagnosis