Review three dietary supplements you find at home or in the store. Describe what you find on the label in terms of content and claims. Identify its ingredients. Discuss what the claims may lead you to believe about the product. Cite information from credible sources about dosing and benefits of use. Also indicate your own personal experience if that applies, and what applications the supplement may have other than what the package claims it is used for.

The pediatrician at the clinic explains to parents of a newborn that their child suffers from cleft palate. she tells them that the normal palate fused in an anterior to posterior pattern. the child's palatine processes have not fused. have his palatine bones fused normally? explain. 3. bernice, a 75 year old woman, stumbled slightly while walking, then felt a terrible pain in her left hip. at the hospital, x-rays revealed that the hip was broken. also, the compact and spongy bones throughout her spine were very thin. what was her probable condition? treatment? 4. at work, a box fell from a shelf onto bertha's acrominal region. in the emergency room, the physical reveled that the head of the humerus had moved into the axilla. what had happened to bertha?

Assume you were going to teach this information to a group of seventh graders. pick a title for your presentation that would make the seventh graders want to listen to you.

What should be changed to make the following sentence true? "the stress model suggests that people with a predisposition for a disorder are more likely to develop the disorder when faced with stress."