QUESTION 1Abdominal obesity is identified by:OA. A BMI over 30 for women and 39 for menOB. waist measurement over 35" for women and 40" for menC. a pear shaped figureOD. weighing more than 10% above ideal body weightQUESTION 2All of the following nutrient are minerals, EXCEPT:O A. ironOB. calciumOC. sodiumD. niacinQUESTION 3Which nutrients function as antioxidants in the body?A. Beta-carotene, Vitamin C and Vitamin EB. Beta-carotene, magnesium, ironOC. Vitamin C, Vitamin D and Vitamin EOD. Beta-carotene, Vitamin D and Vitamin C

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