yes they can because they have no muscle to support their weight
you can lose wait if you walk 10,000 steps a day
Lack of Thiamine can lead to a disease called Beriberi. Beriberi is a disease that can affect your ability to walk, stand, and major muscles. It is very hard to get this disease, because Thiamine can be found in every day meals. If you ate a burger and fries, you would have enough Thiamine, just barely. This is, because Thiamine is added to all flower.
Lack of Thiamine can lead to a disease called Beriberi. Beriberi is a disease that can affect your ability to walk, stand, and major muscles. It is very hard to get this disease, because Thiamine can be found in every day meals. If you ate a burger and fries, you would have enough Thiamine, just barely. This is, because Thiamine is added to all flower.
Its bad and means you will lose your ability to walk soon
the continuos excercise will help you lose weight
I don't know Sorry Try again
Yes, it is possible to lose the ability to walk due to various factors such as injury, neurological disorders, or certain medical conditions. Conditions like stroke, multiple sclerosis, or severe arthritis can impair mobility. Additionally, accidents or trauma can lead to temporary or permanent loss of walking ability. Rehabilitation and therapy can sometimes help regain mobility, depending on the underlying cause.
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Muscle wasting is progressive, meaning that eventually, patients will lose their ability (or in affected infants, fail to develop an ability) to walk, or perform activities that require sustained motion.
Walk away. DO NOT show weakness. Come back when the person had calmed down and ask if you can discuss it calmly. If they lose their temper again, walk away again.
Adults may over time lose control of their blader or may lose the ability to walk. This could be a problem if they live alone. This is why adults were diapers. Or, because being adults, they have a right to make that choice if they wish to.
A person who can walk nonstop is often referred to as a "walker" or "endurance walker." In some contexts, they might also be called an "ultramarathoner" if they engage in long-distance walking events. If their ability to walk without stopping is particularly remarkable, they could be described as having exceptional endurance or stamina.