Lifestyle-Related Conditions Can No Longer Be Considered Adult Conditions or Age

Lifestyle-related conditions can no longer be considered adult conditions or age related because children with sedentary lifestyles,low activity levels,and poor nutrition are manifesting lifestyle-related conditions earlier than previous generations and are expected to:

A) die prematurely from them but still have longer life expectancies than their parents.
B) have less morbidity associated with these conditions throughout their lives.
C) have fewer age-related conditions and add more years to their lives.
D) die prematurely from them and have shorter life expectancies than their parents.