Answer:
In an advertisement by Nurofen (British biggest painkiller company), a false claim was made that the painkiller can specifically diminish the pain for joints and backbone. However, the medicine had no specific mode of action to target these body parts specifically rather it was just a normal pain killer. For this reason, the court banned the company for a false and misleading statement. The link to the advertisement is:
https://www.easymedshealth.com/products/nurofen-joint-back-pain-relief-max-strength-10-gel-40g
The link of banning by court is:
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06/28/nurofen-advert-banned-for-misleading-claims-on-joint-and-back-pa/
Answer:
After he has adjusted to his exercise routine he should increase the intensity of the workout. Ex. add weight/ increase reps. This will help get his heart rate higher.
Explanation:
CO2 levels of the blood are elevated. CO2 is a acid
