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12 The message is not just about the health benefits of using a nutritional supplement during pregnancy, but also about the associations that love and care for children who are about to be born or born. Even with the brand's slogan, "benefits go beyond your daily needs," the notion that vitamins are more than just a tool to turn off folic acid.

Tony Walterston Pediatrics, Ill Health has more evidence that those in deficit between social classes, which are the lowest 5 steps, and those in the social ladder of the situation, begin in children.

In the event of death, the greatest role is in the child's accident. There were five accidents. It is almost certain that this is due to the lack of security in the area of play in the deprivation.

So basically it's kids playing in the streets. Housing, it relates to the home, lack of security, poor quality of housing, security measures. So there are fire alarms that are not smoking, so they are more common, and there is a lack of protection on the stairs on the stairs, windows, so that children have accidents more common.

That's a very big difference. ”

The five differences are a very big difference. ”

Quite, quite. It is also in the term, which means the incidence of the disease and then the death of the child. All infected by the greater social class five.

In pneumonia, whooping cough, ear infections, ear infections, especially in education, have an impact, because children have hearing loss. These may be due to dampness and overcrowding, so children bring more and more intimate ties and are more susceptible to infections occurring. ”

More than one-third of children now grow up in relative poverty. Twenty years ago it was one in ten. and the average wage in countries where household income is less than half. ”

Heath looked at the problem of illness in central London and practiced the impact of illness, seeing her patients' low income levels, job prospects and poverty, poor housing and poor eating habits.

It creates a chronic stress that seems to destroy physical and mental health. ”

Can you see it casually before they go into surgery? I mean, they just don't look like they're great? ”

You can see that the person looks tired and stresses that the failure and the point where it feels pointless, is clearly done well. I think that's an argument.

。Heredity isn't the only factor that influences our physical appearance (color here means physical appearance). Where we live and how we live can affect our appearance.

For example, genes determine how fat or thin a person is, but people's weight is also mainly determined by the amount of food they eat and whether they exercise regularly. Similarly, people's skin color is largely dependent on the amount of sunlight we get.

In the cold winter season, people wear thick clothes, and everyone sees people of similar skin color.

But when many people go to the beach in the summer, people will be tanned by the blazing sun, and some people will become whiter (uh). The more you get sunburned, the whiter it gets, there are indeed such people), some people's skin color does not change... An outdoor worker will turn white when he suddenly goes indoors, whereas a company employee may turn brown after being exposed to the sun.

Sometimes people think that brown ** is healthier than white, and sometimes they don't.

Heredity is not the only factor that affects the color of our skin. It is also something that we are inherently important after our lives and our lives. For example, genes affect how fat or thin we are.

But our quality depends mainly on how we eat and how much we exercise. In the same way, our ** color is largely determined by how much sunlight we get. During the cold winter months, people keep their covering.

A group of light-colored people all seemed to be almost the same color during these months. But when summer comes, they go to the beach, some will be dark, some will not tan at all. Everyone has xx is correct.

An outdoorsman will quickly become a parent if transferred to work indoors, while an office worker will spend a short vacation in the sun. Sometimes people think it's better to be tanned than to be pale. Sometimes they decide the opposite.

Heredity is not the only factor that affects the color of our skin. Where we live, how we live matters most. For example, our genes influence how fat and thin we are, but our weight is mainly determined by our diet and the amount of exercise.

In the same way, our skin tone is largely determined by how much time we spend in the sun.

During the cold winter months, people wear their own (as they see fit) clothing. Some light-colored people all seem to be wearing almost the same color during these months. But when summer comes, they go to the beach, and some (people) get tanned or tan --- some will tan darkly, some will tan lightly and a few will not tan at all

--This sentence is not very understandable... tan has tawny-adjective, tantan-brown--as verb, tan-brown-noun [connected] Everyone has a hereditary good thing. A person who works outdoors will quickly lose weight, (unless) he is transferred to an indoor job, and a clerk who works at a desk will be browned by the sun after going out for a short vacation.

Sometimes people think it's better to get a tan than white**. And the opposite is true.

Heredity is not the only factor that affects the color of our skin. We are congenitally living and the place of life and lifestyle is also important. For example, our genes dictate how fat or thin we are.

But our weight mainly depends on how much we eat and how much we exercise. In the same way, our ** color depends largely on how much sunlight is getting.

During the cold winter months, people wear thick clothes to keep warm. A group of light-skinned people, all of whom seem to have almost the same skin tone during these months. But when summer comes, they go to the beach, and some of them get tanned, some of them are light black, and a few don't tan at all.

Everybody's innerited (because I don't know that the word may have been mistyped and can't be translated) is correct. A person who participates in outdoor activities will quickly lose a layer of tan** if they switch to indoor work, while an office worker, after a short vacation in the sun, will get a tan**.

Sometimes people think it's better to tan than to be pale, and sometimes they know the opposite.

Hope it helps.