<span>How are aerobic activities different from anaerobic activites?
</span>Aerobic exercise is any activity that uses your arms and legs to move your body. Your muscles are used in continuous rhythmic or repetitive motions, increasing your heart rate and respiration while building your physical endurance
Anaerobic exercise targets your individual muscles.
Anaerobic exercise builds muscle through short bursts of strenuous activity like weightlifting or performing push-ups at high levels of intensity.
Answer:
C. He has a high risk of diabetes and kidney disease
Explanation:
Plugging in all these values into the BMI composition gives us:
BMI= 250 (72)² × 703= 33.9
looking at the BMI categories, shows us that any BMI that is 30+ is considered obese which Seth clearly is.
We can cross out a nonviable option of malnutrition as it's only commonly associated with weight loss. (still some cases linked with obesity)
He's not at a slight risk of weight-related diseases as he's obese so he's already at major risk
First up defining stress. Stress is actually what we go through everyday, it's like the definition of challenge. For us people stress is what we don't want but is the essential thing of forming us. For plants experiencing stress just like malnutrition they are slow to bloom and make their fruits.
