C is the safest answer you wouldn't want to send personal info
In control:
You are in control of your diet, you can exercise your mind by reading and writing, you are in control of how much water you drink, you’re also in control of what you put in your body such as drugs.
No control.
Second hand smoke, hereditary dieses, mental disorders, sometimes the amount of sun you get or your ability to go outside, and financial issues can affect your ability to get the foods or health resources you need.
Answer: A drug that alters brain functions and leads to change in emotions, consciousness and mood of a person.
Explanation: It is a combination of two words; Psycho and Active.
Psycho meaning relating to the wellness of the mind and body.
And Active meaning working or in action.
So, a psychoactive drug is a pharmaceutical product that changes the function of the brain which leads to alterations in behavior and cognition.
They are used for both medical and recreational purposes.
Some of these include; stimulants, antidepressants and anaesthetics.
Psychoactive drugs usually cause brain alterations which the user may find rewarding and which could subsequently lead to addiction.
Answer:
1) Apothecaries made, prescribed and medications 2600 BC
2) The "rebirth of the science of medicine" = 1350 - 1650 AD
3) Mendel established principles of heredity = 1865 - 1866
4) Freud's work formed the basis for psychology and psychiatry 1900
5) The first successful kidney transplant was performed in 1954
Explanation:
1) Apothecary as a profession was recorded in history in ancient Babylon around 2600 BC
2) The rebirth of the science of medicine, started in the renaissance around 1350 to 1650 AD, human anatomy understanding and printing press development
3) By studying pea plants Gregor Mendel brought forward the laws of inheritance
4) Sigmund Freud work in the late 1800s and early 1900s are continuing to have growing importance in psychology and psychiatry
5) The first successful kidney transplant that lasted for 8 years was performed in 1954.
