Answer: bulimia nervosa
Explanation:
This is defined as a life threatening eating disorder , which makes one to eat largely with a very short time.
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<em>The right answer is B.) Tomatoes, strawberries, and peppers.
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<em>* The pepper is very rich in vitamin C. Just behind the parsley, it is ahead of the cabbages and spinach also very well provided. 100g of pepper brings on average 126mg and therefore, a small portion of 50g only covers 75% of daily recommended contributions.
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<em>* Raw tomato is a source of vitamin C, since 100 g of tomato provides the equivalent of 19.38% of the Nutritional Reference Values (NRV) in vitamin C (ie 15.50 mg per 100 g).</em>
<em>So It'll be Option"B"</em>
<span>diseases that are troublesome but not life threatening</span>
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First of all which religion you are talking about?
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