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panfilo

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Experimental evidence involving random assignment of individuals to calorie-restricted and nonrestricted conditions reveals that __________.
 
  A) nonrestricted participants show a reduction in incidence of death due to cancer
  B) nonrestricted participants show a reduction in cardiovascular disease
  C) restricted participants display improved cardiovascular and other health indicators
  D) restricted participants show none of the same health improvements as nonhuman primates

Question 2

Research shows that dietary calorie restriction in nonhuman primates __________.
 
  A) increases blood glucose and insulin levels
  B) reduces the incidence of age-related diseases
  C) decreases bone density and muscle mass
  D) increases accumulation of body fat



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B



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