Healthy Eating Habits
Water and Hydration
Health at Every Size (HAES)
Intuitive Eating & Hunger/Fullness
Plate-by-Plate & Joyful Movement
100

What is the recommended number of daily meals and snacks to promote consistent energy and blood sugar levels?

Three meals and one to three snacks.

100

What is one indicator that you are properly hydrated?

Clear or pale yellow urine.

100

What does the "Health at Every Size" (HAES) approach emphasize instead of focusing on weight loss?

Healthful behaviors and body respect, regardless of size.

100

What is the first principle of intuitive eating?

 Reject the diet mentality.

100

What does the plate-by-plate approach aim to replace in eating disorder recovery?

Calorie counting or strict meal plans.

200

Name one key benefit of eating balanced meals with carbohydrates, proteins, and fats.

Provides sustained energy and balanced blood sugar levels.

200

How can hydration impact hunger cues?

Dehydration can be mistaken for hunger, leading to eating when thirsty.

200

True or False: Health at Every Size (HAES) believes that people of all body sizes can pursue health.

True

200

What is the goal of intuitive eating?

To reconnect with natural hunger and fullness cues, and eat without guilt or restriction.

200

In the plate-by-plate method, how is a balanced meal structured?

1/3 protein, 1/3 starch, 1/3 fruits or vegetables.

300

What is a mindful eating practice that can help prevent overeating?

Eating without distractions (such as TV or phone) and paying attention to hunger/fullness cues.

300

What is the effect of caffeine on hydration?

Caffeine is a diuretic and can contribute to dehydration if consumed in excess

300

Name one principle of the HAES movement.

Respecting body diversity or intuitive eating.

300

What does "making peace with food" mean in intuitive eating?

Giving yourself permission to eat all foods without guilt or labeling foods as "good" or "bad."

300

True or False: Joyful movement means engaging in a sustainable exercise that you genuinely enjoy and compliments your lifestyle, rather than as a punishment for eating or focusing on calorie numbers. 

True

400

What is a sign that you are not eating enough throughout the day?

Feeling fatigued, lightheaded, or irritable.

400

What is a practical way to increase water intake throughout the day?

Carrying a reusable water bottle and sipping water consistently.

400

According to HAES, what is more important than body weight for determining overall health?

Behaviors like balanced eating, joyful movement, and mental well-being.

400

What does "honoring your hunger" mean in intuitive eating?

Eating when your body signals hunger, without waiting until you're overly hungry.

400

How can the plate-by-plate method help normalize eating patterns?

By encouraging balanced meals without rigid rules, it supports flexibility and nourishment.

500

What is a healthy response to emotional eating triggers?

Recognizing emotions without using food and finding other coping mechanisms, like journaling or talking to someone.

500

Electrolytes can help with hydration, within reason. What are some important things to keep in mind when drinking electrolytes? 

¼ to ½ teaspoon of salt per 8 ounces of water (575 - 1,150 milligrams of sodium) with fruit beverage or some other kind of sugar to pair it with. 

500

What is a common misconception that HAES aims to challenge?

That a higher weight automatically means poor health.

500

How does intuitive eating address emotional eating?


It encourages recognizing emotions without using food as a coping mechanism and finding alternative ways to deal with feelings.



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500

What is an example of joyful movement?

Dancing, walking with friends, or yoga—any movement that feels good and isn’t driven by weight loss goals.

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