Which of the following factors BEST characterize a transitioning region in which the nutrition paradox is common?
A) increased availability of and preference for foods high in added sugars
B) decreased reliance on carbohydrates combined with increased reliance on protein
C) decreased physical activity combined with increased intake of energy-dense food
D) increased physical activity combined with decreased availability of staple foods
C
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A. elderly individuals B. endurance trained individuals C. resistance trained individuals D. untrained individuals
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a. the availability of glucose b. prior exercise c. insulin concentration d. muscle glycogen content (low muscle glycogen will stimulate glucose uptake) e. All these factors are important.
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