A person who has a "beer belly" A may not have a body shape that is fashionable, but it is a healthy shape. shows a pattern of fat distributed around the middle. is at elevated risk for Type 2 diabetes. is at elevated risk for lung cancer. both b and c

A person who has a "beer belly" A may not have a body shape that is fashionable, but it is a healthy shape. shows a pattern of fat distributed around the middle. is at elevated risk for Type 2 diabetes. is at elevated risk for lung cancer. both b and c

Ebk:Nutrition & Diet Therapy

10th Edition

ISBN:9780357391747

Author:DEBRUYNE

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Chapter6: Metabolism, Energy Balance, And Body Composition

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A person who has a "beer belly"
A may not have a body shape that is fashionable, but it is a healthy shape.
shows a pattern of fat distributed around the middle.
C) is at elevated risk for Type 2 diabetes.
D is at elevated risk for lung cancer.
E both b and c

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