The use of pedometers benefited people at high risk for type 2 diabetes because when told they had to walk 10,000 steps they thought it was impossible but once they saw how much steps they did doing regular everyday things it seemed easy to accomplish 10,000 steps.
Answer:
A. Malnutrition is causing symptoms that mimic NCD
Explanation:
Malnutrition can happens if a person body doesn't get the necessary nutrients needed due to poor diet which in turn leads to deficiencies and imbalances in the person's intake of nutrients.
Causes of MALNUTRITION can include inappropriate dietary choices, difficulty obtaining food as well as physical and mental health conditions in which such person may begin to have in delayed growth or low weight.
MALNUTRITION can sometimes cause symptoms that mimic NCD which non-communicable disease that is not transmissible from one person to another such as fatigue, dizziness and weight loss.
Therefore based on the information given Dwayne's is most likely to be diagnosis with MALNUTRITION THAT IS CAUSING SYMPTOMS THAT MIMIC NDC.
Answer:
Nothing.
Explanation:
lol! There's no corellation between them both. Must be a superstition.
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- It is responsible for controlling all the cellular activities.
- It carries all the genetic information for growth , development , metabolism , reproduction and behaviours.
- It regulates protein synthesis.
- It includes genetic changes and brings variation which is essential for organic evolution.
- Mitochondria [ power house of cell ]
- They help in synthesis of fatty acid and amino acid.
- They also regulate calcium ion concentration inside the cell.
- They are the site of thermogenesis [ heat generation ]
- It acts as a cytoskeleton and gives mechanical support.
- It helps in lipid synthesis.
- It helps in glycogenolysis.
- It forms nuclear envelope during cell division.
- They help in synthesis of protein and hence they are called protein factories.
- They also store protein for a temporary time.
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