Answer:
It could possibly be a Heavy period. Heavy periods can have causes that aren't due to underlying disease. Examples include regular variation among individuals, hormonal imbalance, IUD use, or medication side effects.
Answer:
Doctor
Explanation:
You can count the letters and there appears to be 6 letters which matches the word doctor opposed to the word pharmacist that has 10 words.
Answer: 1930s
The term stress as it relates to the human condition first emerged in scientific literature in the 1930s, but it did not enter the popular vernacular until the 1970s (Lyon, 2012).
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Answer:
an upset stomach
Explanation:
when your immune system is weak , it mostly causes an upset stomach! let me know if this helped.
Answer:
This question lacks options, options are:
A. increase the synthesis of contractile protein in muscle.
B. promote long bone growth.
C. favor the mobilization of FFA and reduces tissue use of blood glucose.
D. none of the above.
The correct answer is A.
Explanation:
Plasma concentration is the amount of a substance (hormones, glucose, proteins, among others) that circulates in the blood. The main action of growth hormone is to stimulate protein synthesis, through the mobilization of amino acid transporters, in a manner analogous to glucose and insulin transporters. In addition to stimulating protein synthesis, the growth hormone simultaneously mobilizes fat by direct lipolytic action. The processes of muscle protein synthesis and muscle protein breakdown occur simultaneously. This constant turnover of proteins allows the muscle fibers to modify their structure when the demands of loads or food vary. The plasticity of skeletal muscle in responding to changing loads or contraction patterns is evidence of the ability to remodel present in fibers. While resistance exercise significantly stimulates the synthesis of muscle contractile (myofibrillar) proteins, resistance exercise will have a greater impact in stimulating mitochondrial protein synthesis, thus allowing a specific muscle adaptation to exercise.
