<span>The use of licit and illicit psychoactive substances
Violence against themselves or against others
Dangerous behavior on the road
Sports practices at risk
Sexual <span>risk behaviors</span></span>
Answer:
physical, intellectual, emotional, social, spiritual, vocational, financial, and environmental (Table 1) (1).
Answer:
Both Howard and Harold are at the risk of developing Alzheimer disease. But Harold has much greater risk because of his lifestyle.
Explanation:
The major risk of developing the Alzheimer disease is age. The likelihood of developing this disease will increase twice as much every 5 years beginning at age 65. Thus , the fact that Howard and Harold are 66 increases both their chances of developing this disease. Furthermore, the disease is also associated with other life threatening conditions such as high blood pressure and diabetes. However, a balanced nutritious diet, physical activities, and mentally stimulating games might help reduce the chances of getting the disease. Respectively, Harold's lifestyle increases the chances of developing the Alzheimer disease to a greater extent as compared to Howard's lifestyle.
Being manipulated by their partner (verbally, emotionally or physically), mental illness, not leaving the relationship when the warning signs occur, not telling anyone about their relationship for advice
Answer:
I don't think it is possible.
Explanation:
You can loose weight by not consuming anything (not receiving proper nutrition) and it can be damaging to the body. Also without the proper nutrients is would be hard to maintain fitness because you would lack energy and could get more cramps.
Starving (another way not to get nutrition) to lose weight makes your body more likely, in the long run, to replenish fat. It uses the new basal metabolic rate from starvation mode. Lean individuals were more likely to gain more fat after starvation
