Do you think eating a high-fat meal before basketball practice was the reason Greg felt tired and cranky afterward?
a. Yes, because Greg did not drink enough water with the high-fat meal to prevent dehydration.
b. No, Greg's high-fat meal did not contribute to his fatigue and crankiness. He just needs to get more sleep.
c. Yes, Greg's choice of a high fat meal before practice contributed to his fatigue after the practice session.
d. No, the fatty meal did not contribute to his crankiness and fatigue. Greg was probably having an "off" day. An athlete can eat anything he or she wants.
Ans: c. Yes, Greg's choice of a high fat meal before practice contributed to his fatigue after the practice session.
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