Salt is good for you in small quantities because sodium, part of salt, is required to maintain your blood pressure and is important for your neurological system. However too much can be bad for you because your body will become dehydrated as salt absorbs water.
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Richard Southall who was an assistant professor and his colleagues at the College Sport Research Center formulated an adjusted graduation gap measure schedule that takes makes comparisons of athletes with other full-time students.
Their findings however specify that athletes normally graduate at lower rates than other full-time students.
D. As muscle mass increases, so does metabolism. A higher metabolism burns more fat. This is because, since she didn't change her eating habits the working out she does causes to loose her fat.
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Explanation:blood pressure
heart rate (pulse)
respiratory rate
temperature
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I'm not sure if this really is a question, yet alcohol affects areas of the brain controlling cognitive and motor functions, causing them to slow down. It also slows/differs stuff lik your memory, and sleep.
