Nutrient deficiency can never be a prime factor in ________ diseases.
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Nutrient deficiency can never be a prime factor in hereditary diseases.
- Hereditary diseases represent conditions possessing a genetic basis, meaning they are caused by changes in one or more genes and are handed down through generations.
- However, in such diseases, the typical symptoms may not always appear right away after birth.
- Whereas, poor nutritional intake, acute health problems, hanged nutrient metabolism or a combination of these variables can cause nutrient deficiencies.
- It often leads to nutrition shortages or illnesses, which can typically affect the necessary amounts of macronutrients and essential micronutrients in the body.
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