The answer is D) Nutritional benefits. Food companies do not need to pu what benefits there are to eating the food. They just have to put all the ingredient (bad or good), Net weight (Helps control your diet and what your eating), and the serving size. Nutritional benefits is not needed. Not required. ~Deceptiøn
In general, labels provide data based on how much healthy we can consume, how much of that food contributes to total daily nutrients, calories, vitamins, proteins, carbohydrates, fat, fiber, and sodium. Because of all this information, it is important for a person planning to eat healthier to assess whether the information on the food label matches their healthy eating pattern.
Although labels do not have the nutritional benefits of food, they should contain information such as:
Not only does addiction to anything wreak havoc on the body, but many times when you are addicted you may fall into a depression upon other things, due to withdrawal. Therefore its true.
Which of the following best describes angina pectoris?
Out of all the answers shown above the one that best describes angina pectoris is answer choice C) Temporary drop in the oxygen supply to the heart, causing pain.
