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Biology, 12.02.2021 22:10 rilee3344

Therese is a 45-year-old lawyer and master’s swimmer. Swim practices are held at 11:30 AM or 6:00 PM at a pool near her office. Therese is frustrated because she gets very hungry during the day, and therefore, has a difficult time swimming strongly throughout either a noon or evening practice. She often leaves practice early because she becomes extremely hungry and sometimes lightheaded. She eats a bagel with fat-free cream cheese and a banana for breakfast, and a turkey sandwich with fat-free yogurt and baby carrots for lunch, every day. Why is Therese so hungry throughout the day?

What dietary changes would you recommend to Therese, based on the brief food re- call provided? Please include specific meal planning ideas in your answer.

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