The answer is letter
D.
Non-communicable disease
are non-infectious and non-transmittable. They refer to chronic diseases of the
body which last for long periods of time and has a nature of slowly
progressing. Diseases include stroke, cancers, diabetes, asthma, kidney
disease, among others. These diseases are directly link to a person’s genes,
diet choice, and poor air quality. Since these diseases are chronic in nature,
chronic treatment is also necessary. If left untreated the diseases may lead to
different complications in the body or worst, death.
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I think it is D because you a caching a ball
Warm up before stretching.
Don't push through pain. ...
Increase your workouts gradually. ...
Don't run more than 45 miles per week. ...
Run on soft, flat surfaces.
Alternate hard training days with easy days.
"<u>THE FLU</u>"
According to the lesson the flu symptoms are more severe than the common cold. In addition to respiratory difficulties (sneezing, coughing, sore throat), the victim will also suffer from fatigue.
However Symptoms of the common cold may include runny nose, sneezing, congestion, coughing, sore throat, fever, and achy muscles.
The common cold doesn't have "fatigue" but the flu does.
