i believe the answer is B. According to ars.usda.gov "Solid fats are solid at room temperature, and added sugars are those added to foods—they are nicknamed "SoFAS" by some nutritionists. These SoFAS are also known as "empty calories," according to the 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGAs), because they provide few or no nutrients yet are high in calories." Since these are "empty calories" that means that they are high in calories and low in nutrients.
The advantages of seeing a specialist vs a primary care physician is that the specialist knows exactly about that field of medicine. One circumstance for a specialist: Your eye is bleeding and red, you might want to go see an ophthalmologist because they focus on the eyes. One circumstance for a primary care physician: You feel weak, dizzy and you are vomiting, you have no specific area of pain, so you might want to see a primary care physician because they know about different fields of medicine instead of just focusing on one.
Supplies, food, utilities
Number one is the correct answer
Cardiovascular system: arteriosclerosis
digestive system: cirrhosis
endocrine system: addisons disease
immune system: mononucleosis
