Wll first of all start a little hard to see how much would be the most your friend can do and then go slowly so that the muscle gets used to fast movement but especially with a correct diet that must follow step by step.
I hope this works for you
In the second stage, also know as resistance stage<span>, the body attempts to resist or </span>adapt<span> to the stressor.</span>
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Based on my information, the only 3 that would be the main of the muscle types found in the body would actually be Skeletal, smooth, and cardiac, but as for "hard", this would be known to be OUT of the body, as for therefore, this would NOT be <span> one of the muscle types found in the body.
</span><span>A. Skeletal
B. Hard
C. Cardiac
D. Smooth</span>
<span>a colposcope is what is used for the examination
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