Option B
Middle colic arteries is the most likely additional source of blood to the descending colon
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The middle colic artery is a section of the superior mesenteric artery. Middle Colic provides the transverse colon, has a branch that runs to the right colon and branch that persists to the left colon that catches up with the left colic artery and proceeds as the marginal artery to provide the descending colon.
The left gastroepiploic artery is one of the sections of the splenic artery. Sigmoid- branch off IMA so barred in this case Splenic- proceeds of the celiac trunk, branches accumulation spleen & pancreas Superior Rectal- a sequence of IMA not possible to participate in this case
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The nutrients that provide energy are commonly referred to as macronutrients (carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins). Carbohydrates and proteins provide a similar amount of energy per gram of food.
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Answer: by given steroid injection to animals
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increasing production of cheap calories of Sugar and Triglycerides for use in food products
The attempt by farmers to maximize profit prompted them to give hormones e.g streroids to animals to increase their biochemical reactions therefore the the products yields e.g they are giving steroids to poultry to improve chicken, eggs production;and to cattle for improved beef and milk production.
In order to obtain maximum sugar and fats productions, cheap calories forms of there are being produced. e,g fructose, maltose. if maltose is consumed in excess it leads to obesity, while fructose increases the level of cholesterol.These products requires a lot of processing with different chemical products which leads to health problems after consumption
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There are Five main compounds but our body need carbohydrate and protein more.
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There are five major organic compounds that our body needs for normal metabolic processes. These are- Carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, nucleic acids and high energy compounds. organic compounds are involved in almost all biochemical activities that is related to metabolism. The organic compounds always contain carbon. Carbs act as the source of energy to the body. They converted to glucose, which used in cellular respiration. Lipids act as fatty acids. Proteins have a structural function like keratin in skin and hair. Nucleic acids are large organic compounds that store and process information at the molecular level inside the body cells. High energy compounds like ATP serves as a source of cellular energy.
