Nutrition
Resentments
Cooking
Core Beliefs
Understanding NA/AA
100

Symptoms such as thirst, dry mouth, fatigue, headache, and muscle cramps are

What is dehydration?

100

In the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous, Step 4 suggests making this kind of inventory to identify resentments.

What is a moral inventory?

100

Which nutrient provides energy for the body?

Calories

100

What are core beliefs?

“The thoughts a person has that determine how they view the world around them.”

 

100

What is the spiritual principle learned in Step One?

Honesty

200

This plant-based diet excludes all animal products, including meat, dairy, eggs, and honey.

What is a vegan diet?

200

This emotion is considered the root cause of most resentments.

What is anger?

200

The main source of fiber in a diet.

What are vegetables and whole grains

200

True or False: Your experiences do not shape who you are, your beliefs, and your values.

False

200

Which step involves surrendering your will and life to the care of God as you understand Him?

Step Three

300

This macronutrient is the body's primary source of energy and includes sugars, starches, and fiber.

What are carbohydrates?

300

Resentments block individuals from this essential spiritual connection.

What is a Higher Power?

300

The term for scraping the bottom of a pan to dissolve browned bits for flavor in a sauce.

What is deglazing?

300

What are some examples of negative core beliefs?

I am stupid, I am not good enough, I am a failure, I haven’t done anything good in my life, etc.

300

What is Tradition Eleven primarily concerned with?

Public relations through attraction rather than promotion

400

This macronutrient is essential for building and repairing tissues, and is found in foods like meat, beans, and nuts.

What is protein?

400

In the Step 4 inventory, this fourth column is used to identify one’s own part in the resentment.

What is the “my part” column?

400

What vitamin is essential for healthy bones?

Vitamin D

400

What are some examples of positive core beliefs?

I am loved, I am in a respectable relationship, I have a good job, I am worthy, I deserve good things, I am good enough, etc.

400

Which tradition states that every group should be fully self-supporting?

Tradition Seven

500

This type of fat, commonly found in processed foods and some animal products, is linked to an increased risk of heart disease.

What are trans fats?

500

The “circle of blame” is broken by focusing on this concept, which involves taking responsibility for one’s own actions.

What is making amends?

500

Name a good source of protein from plant-based foods:

Beans, lentils, tofu

500

What is one way to challenge negative core beliefs about yourself?

Journaling to replace the negative thought with a realistic one that is contrary to that negative core belief.

500

What does Tradition Six advise against to maintain focus on the group’s primary purpose?

Endorsing, financing, or affiliating with outside enterprises

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