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Cardiovascular disease. Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is a general term for conditions affecting the heart or blood vessels. It's usually associated with a build-up of fatty deposits inside the arteries (atherosclerosis) and an increased risk of blood clots.
CURES:
Although we can't cure heart disease, we can make it better. Most forms of heart disease are very treatable today. There is some evidence that normalizing high blood pressure and lowering cholesterol to very low levels will partially reverse plaques in the coronary arteries. ... We can repair or replace diseased valves.♥️
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Explanation:
Function of vitamin C is healing wounds. Its deficiency causes multiple effects on connective tissue. It decreases the amount of collagen synthesis and angiogenesis and increases the amount of fibroblast and also increases capillary fragility and definitely because of its deficiency wound will not be healed properly or may not be healed.
b. from the cell to the air.
c. from the water to the cell.
d. from the nucleus to the mitochondria.
B. Sporozoan are parasitic.
C. Sporozoans are capable of sexual reproduction.
Answer: (B) is correct. Human brain size is larger than expected based on their body size compared to other primates.
The right answer is Change in color, production of gas, formation of precipitate.
Chemical changes alter the nature and characteristic properties of matter. New substances are formed as a result of the reaction.
It is said that a pure substance has undergone a chemical change if it has been transformed into one or more new pure substances which do not have the same properties as the starting substance.
The characteristic properties of the substances disappear and the products formed have new properties.
There are several (even more than three) that can recognize the presence of a chemical change.
* The formation of a gas (effervescence)
* Production or absorption of heat
* The production of bright light
* A significant color change
* A change of smell
* The formation of a precipitate