Suppose frank likes to snack on sugary candy. frank knows that it’s bad for his teeth to eat sugary candy, but he doesn’t care. frank’s snacking habits have no impact on anyone other than frank. in this case, frank’s consumption of sugary candy generates:

Explain how to barriers you describe in a part can lead to long term consequences related to risk behavior and negative health outcomes for young people

What are the five food groups recommended by the usdas my plate food guidance system

Jason pressures emmanuel to be a gang member. which choice is the best way emmanuel can respond? tell jason he is not interested in joining. ignore jason and brush off what he says. lighten the mood by changing the subject. keep quiet and continue listening to jason.