Get active
Maintain your body
Weight and metabolism
Eat a healthy diet
Build healthy habits
100

Who is most likely to spend time sitting?

Teens and older adults

100

Engage in muscle strengthening (resistance) activities that involve all your major muscle groups ___ or more times a week.

Two

100

Maintaining a healthy weight can help lower the risk of what?

Heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and certain types of cancer

100

Which should you avoid: saturated or unsaturated fats?

Saturated fats

100

What's a good first step in changing a health habit?

Set a goal, ideally SMART

200

______ behavior means sitting or lying down while awake.

Sedentary

200

Aim for ___ minutes of moderate intensity activity a week, such as brisk walking.

150

200

How can you track your food and physical activity progress?

Keep a food and physical activity diary or use an app

200

What's important to get from carbohydrates?

Fiber

200

What's an example of making a healthier choice easy?

Not buying foods you want to avoid eating, working out with a friend, asking for support

300

About how many of our waking hours do we spend sitting or inactive for long stretches of time—at work, at school, in the car or watching TV or another type of screen?

More than half

300

What vitamins or minerals help protect your bones?

Calcium and vitamin D

300

What is the sugar your body makes from food and uses for energy?

Glucose

300

What are some examples of added sugars?

Corn syrup, high-fructose corn syrup, brown sugar, and honey

300

What's an example of making a healthier choice fun?

Watching a show while you run on a treadmill, rewarding yourself for making the choice, taking a break after you make a healthier choice

400

High levels of activity—equivalent to about 45 minutes a day of walking—were associated with a gain of how many years of life expectancy?

4 years or more

400

How should you properly lift something heavy?

Bend your knees and keep your back straight; get someone to help you if you can

400

What chemical helps your brain tell you to stop eating?

Leptin

400

The Dietary Guidelines for Americans suggest a daily limit on added sugar of no more than __% of calories.

10%

400

What are three ways you could track your progress when working towards a healthy goal?

Use an app, a planner, or a journal to record your progress

500

When you sit for long periods, your body adapts to the reduced physical demand and slows down _____.

Metabolism

500

How many bones and muscles does your body have?

About 200 bones and more than 600 muscles

500

What is metabolism?

The process of converting what you eat and drink into energy; also known as "burning calories"

500

The daily recommended limit of sodium is 2,300 milligrams (mg). How many teaspoons of salt would that be?

One

500

Focus on ____, not perfection

Progress

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