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Thank you!

Most of that stuff is okay. But, if you want something that will give you real muscle mass and is actually healthy for you then look into "muscle warfare" supplements. I’ve personally been using it for a few months and have gained plenty of muscle mass. If your not sure then they offer a free trial with a 30 day supply which is more then enough for you to see results.

Check out the link below to read a review on it.

You can view the formula for eligibility requirements by visiting: https://www.azdes.gov/main.aspx?menu=355&id=5202

You receive a card that contains your nutrition assistance on it. The card works like an ATM or Debit card at grocery stores and other places where EBT is accepted. The card is a QUEST Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) card that is issued to the receiptant by JP Morgan. Sometimes they send you a card, and then later you learn that you are ineligible, it’s the way their system works.

To reach your potential height you need adequate sleep (from 8-10 hours per night), adequate calories and a normal healthy diet.

Plenty of protein from eggs, meat, poultry, sea food and dairy products helps as well as calcium from milk, cheese and other dairy products. You also need plenty of zinc from red meat, oysters, mussels, nuts and seeds and zinc fortified cereals such as Weetbix.

Exercise does not help your height growth.

Girls usually stop growing at 15 but the absolute deadline is 21.

Boys usually stop growing at 18 but the absolute deadline is 25.

Smoking can reduce your potential height by a whole inch.

Under eating and under sleeping can, to some extent, stunt your height growth.

You can see further tips in a web search for "how to grow taller naturally".

What would be a good nutrition program to adopt? Low carb? High protein? I need a direction to go towards.

From your current height and weight you should be eating around 1400-1500 kcal. But if you want to lose weight, you either need to eat less calories or exercise more. Keep a food journal and calculate how many kcals (calories) you eat each day.

Always incorporate some sort of physical activity in your diet. You not only burn those calories but also rev up your metabolism, so your

As much as it sounds like a cop-out answer, don’t do diets period. It’s about "lifestyle" changes. And make them manageable.

It’s usually healthy to lose up to 2 lbs per week. Because you’re a little bit shorter, you should maybe shoot for 1 lb per week or 2 lbs per 3 week.

To lose 1 lb per week, you would need to cut 500 kcals per day. Because your BMR is about 1300-1400 kcals, thats not a lot of food. So that’s why I would suggest 2 lbs per 3 weeks and shoot to cut and burn about 350 kcals/day. So that would be running/walk 2 miles each day and then cut 100 calories each day. That’s pretty reasonable and not too difficult. That would take about 30 weeks.

A lot of people try to eat a lot less and exercise a lot more and they’re fine for a month or so and then they quit and then they gain the weight back.

Anyway, hope that helps.

And specifically what type of diseases are they?

Thank you so much.

There are several diseases related to lack of certain nutrients (rickets is one) or lack of adequate caloric intake. Feeding a baby properly will help ensure that they develop their body systems properly and get the best chance at growing to their potential.

To answer your question, it really depends on what you hope to do with your degree when you graduate.

A nutrition degree often emphasizes basic chemistry, and biology, as well as food science courses. A nutrition major may be well prepared for a career as a registered dietitian.

A health studies major often is geared towards those that want to go into health communications, or health management. Think: somebody who wants to work in a hospital or healthcare setting, but is not a healthcare provider (i.e. doctor, nurse), but rather an administrator or health policy designer.

So it is really up to you, but I would advise you to figure out how a change in degree might impact your career plans.

Eric