Lifestyle and genetics are each important components of health. Recent research provides evidence for which of the following statements? Question 84 options: a) Exercise can overcome the effects of a poor diet b) Genetic predisposition to a disease cannot be overcome c) There is no correlation between improved diet and decreased disease d) A more “prudent” diet can minimize the effects of genetics

Lifestyle and genetics are each important components of health. Recent research provides evidence for which of the following statements? Question 84 options: a) Exercise can overcome the effects of a poor diet b) Genetic predisposition to a disease cannot be overcome c) There is no correlation between improved diet and decreased disease d) A more “prudent” diet can minimize the effects of genetics

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