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Treat st WITH st

To process or handle something using a substance or method.

Treatment (n)

The act or process of treating a medical condition.

Cure (n)

A substance or method that heals a disease.

18. Muscle (n)

A type of body tissue that contracts to produce movement or strength.

19. Examine (v)

To inspect or investigate carefully, often for medical or diagnostic purposes

20. Flesh (n)

The soft tissue of the body, especially muscle and fat.

21. Movement (n)

The act or process of moving; a change in position or posture

22. Injury (n)

Physical harm or damage to the body

Injure (v)

To cause physical harm or damage.

Injured (a)

Having sustained physical harm or damage

23. Life expectancy (n)

The average length of time a person is expected to live

Life span (n)

The duration of an individual’s life from birth to death.

Longevity (n)

The length or duration of life, often implying a long life

24. Generally (adv)

Usually, in most cases, or as a general rule

In general

Broadly speaking, without focusing on specifics.

On the whole

Considering everything; overall

By and large

Generally or mostly

Particularly (adv)

Specifically or especially

In particular

Specifically or especially

25. Possible (a)

Capable of happening or being done

Probable (a)

Likely to happen or be true

Likely (a)

Having a high chance of occurring or being true

26. Lifestyle (n)

The way a person or group lives, including habits and activities

Food label

Information printed on food packaging about ingredients, nutrition, and other details.

28. Ingredient (n)

A component or substance used in preparing food or other products.

29. Nutrient (n)

A substance that provides nourishment essential for growth and maintenance

Nutrition (n)

The process of obtaining and using nutrients for health and growth.

Nutritious (a)

Providing nutrients that promote health and growth

30. Mineral (n)

A naturally occurring inorganic substance needed by the body in small amounts

31. Furthermore (adv)

In addition; used to introduce additional information

Moreover (adv)

In addition; used to add emphasis.

In addition

As an extra point or fact.

Besides

In addition to; apart from

32. Active (a)

Engaging in physical or mental activity; energetic

Inactive (a)

Not active; lacking physical or mental activity

Passive (a)

Not actively participating; accepting without resistance.

33. Slowly (adv)

At a low speed; not quickly

Quickly (adv)

At a fast speed

Rapidly (adv)

Very quickly; with great speed.

Speedily (adv)

In a quick or prompt manner.

Fast (adv)

At high speed.

34. Repetitive (a)

Involving or characterized by repetition; doing the same thing repeatedly.

Repeat (v)

To do or say something again

Repetition (n)

The act of repeating something