Answer:
The trait that is common to both science and pseudoscience is both are based on facts.
Explanation:
- Both science and pseudoscience are based upon collection of evidence, information and facts.
- Although both claims to have the evidence to back up their research and findings but only science provides a solid one. The pseudoscience supports their findings with little evidence.
- We can see a clear and straight forward explanation in science but pseudoscience gives a vague and disturbing explanations, though both back them up with the facts and evidence.
Because you wouldn’t want to harm others and they would want to know what there putting
Base on studies and researches and the DRI guidelines in
which had provided factual and evidence, the desirable intake of dietary fiber
among women who is under at the age of fifty years old is that they should have
twenty five grams of fiber daily.
They are formed into polymers.
I’m not 100% sure but I believe it’s breads since it’s the only food group
