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clmills979

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Which element is found in all proteins, but not in carbohydrates or fats?
 a. Carbon
  b. Iron
  c. Nitrogen
  d. Calcium
  e. Oxygen

Question 2

Describe how a busy teenager could get 60 minutes of activity into their day.


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Reply #1 on: Aug 20, 2018
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They could break up activities into smaller blocks-such as 10-20 minutes here and there. They could walk more, do some quick calisthenics, or participate in intramurals with their friends. They don't have to be elite athletes to gain benefits from moving around more each day.


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