The words “calorie” and “energy” come up a lot in discussions of diet and nutrition. use the textbook to define both of these terms. then, suppose you found a product that was labeled “calorie free energy drink.” why would that label be misleading?

A calorie is a unit of energy, which 1 calorie unit is the amount of energy it takes to raise the temperature of 1 gram of water. Energy is power derived from utilizing physical or chemical resources.

The label is misleading because people don’t know the actual definition of a calorie. The drink is advertising that it gives you no energy, but since people think calories are bad and unhealthy, it seems like it’s advertising that it’s healthy. Which is not true, just because something has no calories doesn’t mean the ingredients are good for you.

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i believe the answer is d).

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i think this is because you are tearing apart the muscle, and then when you eat, the muscle re-heals, making itself even stronger.

edit: i put b) before but i meant to put d). sorry for the incorrect answer.

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owo

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