Why is the government committed to improving fitness and nutrition? check all that ! -obesity rates are rising among men and women aged 50–69. -obesity is a bigger problem for women aged 50–59 than it is for men the same age. -fewer people are likely to need obesity-related health care in the future. -if more people were healthier, obesity-related healthcare costs would decline. -if this trend continues, healthcare costs will continue to rise due to preventable reasons.

The government is committed to improving fitness and nutrition because;

- Obesity rates are rising among men and women aged 50 - 69

If current trends in obesity continue, disability  rates will increase by 1 percent per year more in the 50–69 age group than if there were no  further weight gain.

- Fewer people are likely to need obesity-related health care in the future.

If the government improves it's fitness and nutrition, a need for obesity-related health care would not be required.

- If this trend continues, healthcare costs will continue to rise due to preventable reasons.

Health care costs have been rising due to more emergency room care.

These three options are ones that I could come up with based on the given graph and basic knowledge on the material. As for;

"If this trend continues, healthcare costs will continue to rise due to preventable reasons."

You might want to get a second opinion.

people are just afraid of difference. honestly no where in the bible does it say you can't be gay or bi or anything it says he loves all his children the same and he wants the best for us but we need to be truthful and all that yadda yadda anyways, god doesn't hate gays, he does hate hate, hypocrites, liars, and all that and even then he forgives those who ask for it. so your mum's reasoning is totally wrong xd sorry love, i had to rant a bit but i hate it when people do that. if anything i accept you! stay amazing! ^-^

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