PROVE IT
Health Trends
Food Labels
Nutrition Information
Misc.
100

What does the P stand for in PROVE IT?

Purpose

100

What is a "Fad"?

A "Fad" is a trend that becomes popular very quickly and then disappears just as fast. They often promise "quick fixes" or "magic results" without sustainable effort.

100

What is the purpose of a food label?

Provide nutritional information for informed choices.

List ingredients for safety and dietary tracking.

Identify potential allergens to prevent medical emergencies.

Indicate shelf-life and storage instructions.

100

Give 2 examples of protein.

Meat, poultry, fish, eggs, dairy, tofu, and nuts.

100

Are Google Gemini and ChatGPT correct 100% of the time?

No!

200

What does the T stand for in PROVE IT?

Take Caution with AI.

200

What disease are GLP1s intended to treat?

Type 2 diabetes.

200
Why would a food have a dual column label?

Items that could be consumed in one or multiple sittings (like a pint of ice cream or a large soda).

200

How many ounces of water should you drink per day?

64-88 oz, 8-11 cups

200

Name a food with healthy fats.

Avocados, olive oil, nuts, seeds.

300

What does it mean for a website to be verifiable?

The claims can be proven.  Reliable info links to peer-reviewed studies or original data.

300

What % of Americans don't get enough fiber?

95%

300

List one of the names for sugar.

Fructose, Sucrose, Glucose, Maltose, Dextrose.

300

What are the 3 macronutrients?

Carbohydrates, protein, fats

300

What body system does fiber help keep running smoothly?

Digestive system.

400

Which website domain will contain the least amount of bias: 

.org

.gov

.com

.gov

400

What is the carnivore diet?

Eating ONLY animal products (meat, eggs, dairy). It eliminates all plants, fruits, and vegetables.

400

What is the difference between use by and sell by?

Use by is usually the last date recommended for use while at peak quality. 

Sell by is for the store, not the consumer. It tells the store how long to display the product for sale.

400

What is one of the main function of macronutrients?

Growth, repair, fuel

400

When discussing valid and reliable services, what 3 things does that include?

Information, products, and services.

500

Name 2 out of the 4 red flags to spot when reviewing a website.

Absolute Claims: Words like "Always," "Never," or "Miracle Cure."

Fear-Inducing: Using terms like "Toxic," "Poison," or "Death."

Secret Knowledge: "The doctors don't want you to know this."

Single Studies: Relying on one small study to disprove global consensus.

500

What is the most popular fasting to eating ratio for intermittent fasting?

16 hours fasting: 8 hours eating

500

Name 5 out of the 9 food allergens.

Milk, Eggs, Fish, Crustacean Shellfish, Tree Nuts, Peanuts, Wheat, Soybeans, and Sesame.

500

Give an example of one mineral and what it does for you.

Calcium: Builds strong bones; supports heart, muscles and nervous system.

Fluoride: Keeps bones strong and prevents tooth decay.

Magnesium: Makes new proteins and converts food into energy.

Sodium: Helps cells absorb nutrients; aids muscle and nerve functions.

Zinc: Boosts immune system and protects vision.

500

Name the 6 essential nutrients.

Carbohydrates, protein, fat, vitamins, minerals, water
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