Which of the following is a possible result of low bone mass?
loss of density
loss of limbs
loss of memory
loss of pressure
what can weak muscles lead to?
poor posture
heart disease
lung disease
improved circulation
if a child develops regular exercise habits, what may likely occur later?
the child will continue to exercise throughout life.
the child will never want to exercise again later on.
the child will get injured and become disabled.
the child will develop poor decision-making skills.

1. Correct answer choice is:

A. Loss of density.

Explanation:

Low bone mass, seldom known as osteopenia, is a state and is not deemed a disease. A man may have low bone mass for the whole life and nevermore grow osteoporosis. Nevertheless, if one has low bone mass and proceeds to suffer bone density over time, this may point to an enhanced risk of acquiring osteoporosis.

2. Correct answer choice is:

A. The child will continue to exercise throughout life.

Explanation:

Not just does exercise blend your body so you can wear your beloved jeans, it stimulates your tissues, retains your bones strong, and enhances your skin. And there are more advantages to exercise, improved recreation, sufficient sleep and feeling, healthy immune capacity, and more. To produce more ATP, your body requires additional oxygen, so breathing rises and your heart begins pumping more blood to your tissues. Without adequate oxygen, lactic acid will produce rather. Small tears in your muscles execute them grow greater and powerful as they recover.

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