Answer: Osteoporosis Paget's disease Muscular dystrophy
Explanation: In osteoporosis, bone tissue begins to wear and thin, causing weak and breakable bones.
In Paget’s disease, the bones grow larger than normal, thereby becoming weak and brittle.
Muscular dystrophy is a group of diseases in which muscles waste away, causing extreme weakness and sometimes immobility.
Because we like to enjoy short periods of joy instead of suffering first. Our mind likes to tell us we should procrastinate even though we'll regret it later
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This is probably wrong, but <u>a diet can affect diabetes in a good and bad way.</u>
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If you eat healthier and eat less and less little by little you are doing a good diet (i don't like calling it a diet to me i call it eating healthier.). But if you decide to not eat at all or eat to little to fast it can get you less big? but it will create a yo-yo affect and you will be skinny but then if you eat wrong instead of it taking a while to be big aging it will happen faster. And you'll constantly be changing body shapes.
<span>The first seven pairs of rib bones (beginning at the top of the sternum) are called "true ribs." They connect to the spine (by ligaments) at the back, and connect to the sternum by costal cartilage in the front. Costal cartilage is elastic and allows the ribcage to expand during respiration.</span>
