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Designing nutrition recommendations using a case study about a six month old infant are study case would be the six month infant. The infant by this age should be able to stand up or at least be able to use their hands to prop their own body weight up. A baby that is six month old is able to roll back and forth on their stomach. They should be eating breast milk or formula, in fact this is the most important time period where they should be consuming the milk. But by 6 months they can eat solids.
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You can completely ignore everyone and everything. DONE !!
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The individual will be hypoglycemic-that low glucose level of the blood below threshold level
1The individual will be hypoglycemic-that low glucose level of the blood below threshold levels
1. Glycolysis will reduce in the liver because the substrate glucose is depleted in the liver. Consequently, the uptake of glucose to the muscle cells and retinal cells will be reduced. The glycogen storage of the liver will be depleted from the break down to glucose for cellular influx via glut 4 transporters.
2. Gluconeogenesis will increase with the conversion of non-carbohydrate compounds to Glucose. Therefore amount of triglycerides stored in the adipose tissues will decrease. Leading to reduction in the Liver fatty acid synthesis.
3.In addition the excess triglyceride breakdown will lead to an increase ketone body build up in the liver.
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B.) age, because even my 56 year old gym teacher can still outrun some of the healthiest girls
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I believe your answers are B and D
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