your doctor tells you that you and your twin sister have the same basal metabolic rate (bmr). you live independent lives and do your own thing, so how can that be? which factor is likely the reason?
A. Your age
B. Your appetites
C. You required Daily Values
D. Your hunger
The likely reason for having the same basal metabolic rate (BMR) despite living independent lives and doing your own thing with your twin sister would be due to the factor of A. Your age.
BMR is primarily influenced by factors such as age, gender, body composition, and genetic predisposition. While factors like appetites, required daily values, and hunger may vary between individuals, they have a lesser impact on the BMR itself.
As twins generally have similar genetics and therefore similar age, it is likely that the comparable BMR is a result of both of you being the same age.