There are three major classes of macronutrients: carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins. All three of these nutrients are needed in relatively large amounts AND they contain Calories (note the capital C which indicates kilocalories) which can be "burned" in your body to create energy for your body
Answer: 6 Months
Explanation: A average baby is ready to start eating mashed food when they are about 6-7 months.
<span>The question says,'the beginning of every workout should start with .......... The correct option is A. Work outs should start with warming up, this gently prepare the body for exercise by increasing the heart beat rate and circulation, this loosen the joints and increase the blood flow rate to the muscles. Strectching the muscles prepare them for exertion and prevent injuries.</span><span />
The correct answer is 920IU of vitamin D.
International Unit (IU) is a unit of measurement used widely to quantify hormones, vitamins, blood products and several medications. It refers to the mass or volume of a substance but varies depending on the substance which is being measured and its biological activity.
Regarding Vitamin D, 1 microgram (μg) of vitamin D is equivalent to 40IU. Since 6 oz of baked salmon contains 23 μg of vitamin D, Andy's vitamin D intake will be 920IU (23 μg * 40IU = 920IU).
A routine? That’s what is seems like he’s doing. Any answer choices?
