What happens when a person goes hungry for a long period of time?

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What happens when a person goes hungry for a long period of time?

1.They may be more prone to disease

2.They may be stunted in height

3. Affects brain functioning

4.All of these

Posted Date:-2021-02-22 13:36:16

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