Health Problems Due to Bad Nutrition Intake (Chapter 2 Form 5 Science)
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This document lists several medical conditions: scurvy, rickets, kwashiorkor, anorexia, goitre, obesity, and arteriosclerosis. Scurvy results from vitamin C deficiency, rickets from vitamin D deficiency, and kwashiorkor from protein deficiency. The remaining conditions reference nutrient imbalance or excess leading to health issues.
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