A common answer would be either depression or post-traumatic stress disorder.
I think it determining the reliability
just because it's in everything crossed fingers tho
Answer:
The answer is Vitamin K
Explanation:
Coumadin is a medication that acts by inhibiting the action of vitamin K, whose main function is to help the blood to form clots with a higher risk of forming emboli and thrombi; Therefore, it is recommended that people who use this type of medication not eat large amounts of foods containing vitamin K such as: beet, lettuce, spinach, parsley, chives, among others.
BMI of less than 18 is considered underweight... However, when considering BMI, you do want to take into consideration muscle mass, height, etc...
Over 35 is obese
I would choose A, because having a BMI less than 35, 30 or 40 wouldn't be a risk factor.
