3(2(8)+1) to (6(8)+3) then 48+3
the answer is 51
1. stimulants
- These are substances that increase neural activity in the Central Nervous System that results to increased CNS activity.
2. Amphetamines
- Amphetamines activate stress or panic signals that heighten brain activity and also cancels hunger signals.
3. cocaine
-Cocaine is a substance derived from the Coca Plant. Dr. Carl Koller in 1884 discovered its anesthetic properties. Its use as a recreational drug started when Arthur Conan Doyle portrayed Sherlock Holmes to use this substance to relieve himself of stress.
4. caffeine
- Widely used around the world, caffeine can be found in cacao, coffee beans, and tea leaves. It is a widely unregulated psychoactive drug that prevents drowsiness and stimulates the central nervous system.
5. depressants
-This is a substance that reduces the function of the brain and nervous system. This is used to treat anxiety by slowing down alertness, breathing and heart rate.
6. barbiturates
- This is a substance that suppresses brain activity by affecting GABA or Aminobutyric acid, a brain neurotransmitter used to send signals within the brain.
7. Tranquilizers
- This is a drug mainly used to treat anxiety. Brain activity is reduced by inhibiting dopamine, a neurotransmitter that leads to a reduction of hallucinations, and other psychotic symptoms.
8. Narcotics
- This is a substance derived from opium that is known to relieve pain. This substance overcomes the senses and gives the body a sense of relief from pain. The side effect is that it also gives the user a sense of euphoria which is addicting. And that the body builds up resistance to this drug in a matter of days so to continue its use means to introduce increasing amounts in the body.
Answer:
Triglycerides in the adipose tissue
Explanation:
Lipids, such as fats, oils, waxes and hormones are present in the diet in the form of triglycerides or triacylglycerols. In humans, these take a large fraction of daily calorie intake and are a primary form of efficient storage of metabolic energy. Triglycerides typically comprise three fatty acid as does link to a molecule of glycerol. While they may occur and other cells, like the liver’s epithelium and skeletal muscle, in small amounts triacylglycerols are mostly found in adipose cells; their droplets tend to form large globules within the cell cytoplasm, and take up most of the sub-cellar space.
Adipocytes function as sites for triglyceride synthesis and metabolism, to produce energy molecules which are transported to other tissues via the circulatory system. During digestion, they react with water via lipase-mediated hydrolysis, to form free fatty acid molecules and monoacylglycerol; 1 gram of triglycerides= over 2x the calories contained in 1g of protein or carbohydrates.
<em>∴these are energy-dense and contain more energy than other storage molecules, like glycogen- a multi-branched storage polysaccharide in animals comprising linked glucose molecules.</em>
It is common in children under the age of 2. But it can affect children up to the age of 5. But most occur in infants that are 6-8 weeks old. So B
The symptoms of hypnotism are the following:
anxiety<span>,
</span>insomnia<span>,
phobias,
</span>obesity<span>,
</span>asthma<span>,
quitting smoking,
and </span><span>irritable bowel syndrome.</span>
