Fruits and Vegetables
Macronutrients
Vitamins and Minerals
Substance
Use Disorders and Nutrition
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What are 3 examples of fruits and 3 examples of vegetables?

Any 3 fruits/vegetables

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These are called macronutrients

What are carbs, proteins and fat? 

100

This vitamin is known as the sunshine vitamin and essential for bone health; assists with calcium and phosphorus absorption. Also fortified into dairy products.

What is vitamin D?

100

Our bodies can become in this nutrition "state" when we are using substances. This occurs when the substance replaces dietary nutrients or when there is improper metabolism, absorption, utilization, or excretion even if the diet is adequate. 

What is malnutrition? 

100

These are the three additional nutrients needed in addition to carbs, protein, and fats. 

What are vitamins, minerals, and water? 

200

How many fruits and vegetable servings should you eat per day?

At least 2 servings of each. 

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Meat, poultry, and eggs are all examples of this nutrient. 

What is protein?

200

High amounts of this mineral are found in animal protein. Vegetarians can become deficient in this mineral. Hint: Low levels of this mineral can lead to anemia (low red blood cells) and fatigue.

What is iron? 

200

Many former substance users may switch to sweets to replace their drug dependency during recovery because of the release of this neurotransmitter while eating high sugar foods (release of this NT is similar to brain activity while using). 

What is dopamine?

200

A food that you eat for no reason at all, but have a hard time stopping. This type of food leaves you eating more than you want or need. 

What is a "trigger" food?

300

The most nutritious way to prepare vegetables. 

What is steaming?
300

Half of your grains should come from this type

What are whole grains? 

300

Found in high amounts in dairy products and important for good bone health

What is calcium?

300

This is the body's main source of energy; without this macronutrient the brain can't properly function, blood sugar becomes unstable, and neurotransmitters become disrupted. 

What are carbohydrates? 

300

A chronic brain disorder characterized by compulsive and relapsing behavior.

What is addiction? 

400

Fruits and vegetables as well as whole grains are a good source of this. It has many health benefits including regulating bowel movements and lowering cholesterol levels.

What is fiber? 

400

Replacing saturated fats with ___ fats is associated with reduced LDL ("bad" cholesterol). These fats are found in plant oils like olive oil and nuts. 

What are polyunsaturated fats?

400

This vitamin is found in citrus fruits. A deficiency in this vitamin can cause scurvy (hint: what were sailor's missing in their diet?)

What is vitamin C? 

400

These are the building blocks of protein and foundation of neurotransmitters like dopamine and serotonin.

What are amino acids? 

400

Where is 90% of the body's serotonin produced?

In the gut via the gut microbiome. 

500

Fruits and vegetables are rich with these. It prevents oxidation of cells (cell damage) and decreases inflammation (found in blueberries, kale, beets etc).

What are antioxidants? 

500

Dopamine and serotonin are made from these amino acids. 

What are tryptophan (serotonin) and tyrosine (dopamine)?

500

Found in high amounts in carrots. Plays a key role in eye-sight. 

What is vitamin A? 

500

Consumption of this fatty acid may help with depression by assisting in the uptake of neurotransmitters and decreasing inflammation. 

What is Omega-3? 

500

This vitamin is important in energy metabolism, breaking down carbohydrates into usable energy. Deficiencies of this vitamin is common in alcoholism. 

What is Vitamin B1 (Thiamin)? 

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