When body releases Glycagon, It <u>increases the blood sugar/glucose levels.</u>(Option B)
The Alpha cells of the Pancreas secretes the hormone named Glucagon. It increases the blood sugar levels. If levels of blood glucose gets low, then α-cells secretes low glucagon. This can be treated with exercise and a protein diet which stimulates the secretion of glucagon.
- This hormones fits into receptor sites on cells membranes and activates the enzyme inside the cell which convert glucagon to glucose.
- The glucose then passes out of the cells and into the blood, raising blood sugar levels.
✒ Other than this hormone, the beta cells secretes the insulin hormone and delta cells secrete the growth inhibiting hormone (GHIH-somatostatin).
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The answer to the question is (A) a fitness fad.
Michael believes that using a piece of equipment would quickly give him the abdominal muscles that he longs for. However, even if the equipment is able to do what it advertises itself as; Michael still needs to eat the right diet in order to gain the muscles that he desires. He also needs to do the exercises and diet routinely, or he won’t get the abdominal muscles he wants.
Answer:
A. Legs parallel to each other
B. Arms slightly out to the sides
A. vertical
Explanation:
The use of pedometers benefited people at high risk for type 2 diabetes because when told they had to walk 10,000 steps they thought it was impossible but once they saw how much steps they did doing regular everyday things it seemed easy to accomplish 10,000 steps.
