<span>A medical term for abnormal, involuntary, spasmodic movements is dyskinesia.
Any type of involuntary movement falls under the category of dyskineasia - twitches, tics, chorea, slight tremors, or uncontrollable movement of any part of your body. There are many causes of this disorder, and it usually cannot be treated without medications.
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I think the answer is A: Medicare
Drug misuse is mistaking your drugs and drug abuse is using it more then you should
Answer:
slow-twitch muscle fibers
Explanation:
Marathons, ultra-running, and longer course triathlon pulls in mostly slow-twitch muscle fibers. “Type I, slow-twitch muscle fibers, are also known as aerobic muscle fibers due to their ability to create energy from oxygen, allowing them to produce force over an extended period of time
I believe the answer is 41 and colder, especially for things like thawed meat, leftovers, and anything dairy based :) Hope this helped, at least a little bit
