This question probably has different answers. It all depends on how you look at it. The best answer would most likley be: Getting your aim right, so that you can kick the ball into the goal.
<span>People who practice fasting on a regular
basis, such as those adhering to energy restricted diets, can prime
their bodies to abstain from food while reducing the amount of muscle
burned. the risk:</span>
However, you should be aware that most medical experts and dietitians
warn against the practice of fasting for weight loss. It has been proven
that prolonged fasting is not an effective way to lose weight, and it
can also be detrimental to your health.... laxatives laxatives are simply foods, medicines or certain compounds used to induce bowel movements.The specific way they do that is by absorbing water and creating a
“bulk” in your colon, which then the body can easily “push out”,
compared to pushing out a “non bulky”… well “item”. the risk:<span> do not contribute to sustained weight loss and are not recommended to be used for controlling weight. Extensive laxative
abuse can cause: Dehydration. Dehydration can cause weakness, blurry
vision, fainting, kidney damage, and (in cases of severe dehydration)
death.</span>
An experiment should have only one independent variable.
I think it is stress management<span>
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