gravity is the main cause to head rush. When you stand
up, some blood collects in your legs and ankles, which can drag down
your blood pressure.
But standing up is a necessary and frequent task, so your body has
built-in mechanisms to counteract that drop in blood pressure: the brain
quickly tells the blood vessels to narrow and the heart to pump harder
in order to move the blood up the body faster. This neurological event
is so quick and automatic, you likely never notice it at all.
Head rush happens when your body cannot respond to your change from a
horizontal to a vertical position fast or well enough. If you’re unable
to counteract the natural drop in blood pressure, less blood will reach
your brain, and that can bring on a bout of dizziness,
light- headedness, blurry vision, or even fainting.
The correct option for the question given is (C) Talia puts in only 50 percent of effort during her workout.
Internal barrier differs from external barrier to working out in that the former comes from the individual, while the latter is more influenced by the environment, availability of exercise equipments, other people, and other external factors. The other options for the question all falls into the category for external barriers.
Answer: Where are the options? I would think her statements should be respectively made as that would make students think more about ethical questions and dilemmas.
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Explanation:
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Things that may give you cues about to stop and start eating would be a feeling of hunger.
You can tell when you are hungry, because of the way you're stomach may act. It may "grumble" or make some sort of noise and you know you're hungry, and need food.
Something that would give you a cue you are no longer hungry, would be a feeling of fullness, or a feeling you don't feel like eating anymore.
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Answer:
Doug,who works as an emergency medical technician and tyrell,who is a veteran police officer.
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