All of the following are wrong sentences except: 1-Sports players avoid eating foods that contain cholesterol because it is rich in calories 2-The Greek term eicosa is used for the number 22 3-Atherosclerosis causes an accumulation of sphingosine 4-The fatty acid in the Waxes is always saturated 5-Krabbe disease occurs in nerve cells

All of the following are wrong sentences except: 1-Sports players avoid eating foods that contain cholesterol because it is rich in calories 2-The Greek term eicosa is used for the number 22 3-Atherosclerosis causes an accumulation of sphingosine 4-The fatty acid in the Waxes is always saturated 5-Krabbe disease occurs in nerve cells

Lifetime Physical Fitness & Wellness

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Chapter10: Preventing Cardiovascular Disease

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