Dieting as a Method of Controlling Weight Has Proved Ineffective

question 163

Multiple Choice

Dieting as a method of controlling weight has proved ineffective in part because:

• A) the diet causes metabolism to increase such that the body becomes highly efficient in using the calories that are available
• B) weight gain occurs more rapidly after each episode of dieting is terminated
• C) the body lacks a set-point for regulating weight
• D) most people have a set-point that is set too high

Understand the purpose and function of specialized cells, such as glial cells and cells in adipose tissue.

Understand the concept of acclimatization to temperature changes.

Learn the typical range of biological QS1U1B110S1U1B0 values.

Comprehend the variability of sensitivity in animal metabolic reactions to temperature.

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