Answer:
stress relates to nutrition in that <em>the more stressed a person is, the more likely he'll crave for food or not eat at all</em>
and it relates to substance abuse in that<em> stressed individuals sometimes make poor choices in managing stress</em>
Explanation:
"Stress" is a normal reaction of a person's body when faced with unexpected, challenging or demanding things.
The more stressed a person is, the more likely he'll choose unhealthy foods or those foods which are high in sugar. At this time, it is the person's comfort food. There's also a possibility that the person will not eat anything at all or skip his meals because of overthinking or doing many things.
Sometimes, a person makes poor choices in managing/coping with stress such as turning into substance abuse, smoking, binge-drinking and so on.
Multiple partners, monogamous relationship, unprotected sex
I would put d. because we can affect some but some are also genetic
There are instances
that when we are exposed to virus or bacteria, the antigen A in our body try to
fight but still we get sick, take some medication and we are then healed. Then,
another exposure to a new virus or bacteria, the antigen B reacts weakly for
our immune system do not recognized the foreign pathogen that invade the body
resulting to slight sore throat after visiting your sister at school.
