1. C. Nutrition
2. d. Diet
3. b. Eat food containing all 6 classes of nutrients
4. carbohydrates, protein and fats
5. protein, vitamins and minerals
6. Low nutrient density food
7. b malnutrition
8. c. Heart disease in the form of atherosclerosis, coronary artery disease etc.
9. B. Over several years
10. d. Weight loss, muscle and fat loss, strength, handgrip
11. d. Can affect body ability to resist diseases
12. b. Are among those who are prone to malnutrition
13. D. Substances containing carbon atom
14. a. Fat
15. d. Weight
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