Very open ended question here. It’s yes and no. There are autoimmune diseases that can manifest which you have no control over that can result in muscle wasting. So that being said no your behaviours will not always result in the avoidance of disease. When it comes to injuries, your behaviours can influence it. For example, by choosing to exercise you are increasing risk of injury acutely but also reducing risk of injury chronically. The aim is to get stronger for the long run while jeopardizing yourself through the process.
Myofibrils slide together.
the other options don't make sense, and the myofibrils sliding together is the mechanism the muscle uses to generate force.
White lines separate lanes of traffic traveling the same direction. Yellow lines separate lanes of traffic traveling in opposite directions.
Answer:
have you have you girlfrien
First, you have to know that dropping out at highschool can make finding a good paying job more difficult, unless you have a valid certificate. I think that you can become this way a:
- carpenter (diploma don't needed)
- construction manager
- Mechanic
