In the fat-cell theory, what happens to fat cells when you lose weight? 

What is the ability of a nutrient to be absorbed and used by the body called?  

Which of the following reflects the largest percent of energy expenditure daily for most people? 

What is an effective way to minimize micronutrient losses in foods?

The hormone Leptin is known to be higher in individuals who are ______; however, their body tissues may not be resistant to it.  

Which of the following vitamins is needed for bone health because, once activated, it is necessary for the absorption of calcium?

A person who binges on large quantities of food and then purges calories through vomiting, laxative use, or compulsive exercise may need a referral to psychology for suspected:

What is the classification of a transgender man with a BMI of 30.2? 

Radioactive isotopes are biological tools that are often used to: (2pts)

What name is given to substances that resist changes in pH? (2pts)