Answer: Honest Awnser
I'm going to be briefly honest with you. I'm not sure if this is a real question or one simply because you're feeling this way. If you're wanting to starve yourself due to depression/feeling bigger. I would simply first talk with someone such as an adult or a doctor to seek help and guidance if you're in need of it. There is no way of just stopping yourself if it is a severe wanting to do something such as starve yourself. But, if it isn't severe I'd slowly move yourself to eat, starting with small snacks to small meals slowly. Don't overdo it by making yourself each a huge meal, but slowly add up to a normal meal.
Answer:
Increased strength
Explanation:
We can rule out option A because physical activity shouldn’t cause decreased sleep unless your sleeping pattern is wack. Option B is also wrong because Physical activty won’t help with nutritional balance, nutrition is based on what you eat. Option D is wrong because when you are physically active you are burning calories and fat, this leads to weight lost not weight gain.
It’s c because she not saying it aggressively or passive
I’m pretty sure it is kidney problems
