True, and depending upon what kind of excersise you do will determine the quality of it. If you do excersise that is good for you, don't overwork yourself, you can burn excess fat, tone abs, and boot your immunity to diseases while helping your body function more coordinating.. but if you overwork yourself, and strain yourself farther than you can handle.. you can damage your muscles.. So excersising can change and does change your body and the way it functions.. be it negative or positive? That's up to how you do it.
<span>Whether or not exercise will assist an individual in maintaining optimum health will obviously depend on the type of exercise, and any medical conditions that they suffer from. The likely desired answer for this question, however, is that yes, exercise is necessary for optimal immune health.</span>
The answer that makes sense is B.
They make snap(fast) decisions without thinking about the consequences.
