A diet that supplies adequate amounts of nutrients prevents
A)nutrient-deficiency disorders.
B)storage of minerals in bone.
C)storage of fat-soluble vitamins in body fat.
D)saturation of cells with nutrients.

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Adequate nutrient intake prevents nutrient-deficiency disorders, which can lead to a range of health problems.

Answer: B, C, D 
 A diet that provides excess nutrients beyond what the body needs may result in storage of minerals in bone (B), fat-soluble vitamins in body fat (C), and saturation of cells with nutrients (D). However, the question is asking for what is prevented by a diet that supplies adequate amounts of nutrients, so these choices are not correct.

A Diet That Supplies Adequate Amounts of Nutrients Prevents