Idioms
What does the phrase "in the pink" means?
In a very good health.
This substance makes up about 70% of your body weight.
Water.
Choosing water or milk over soda is a way to reduce your intake of this.
Sugar.
This "A" word is a state of deep worry or fear that can be a normal reaction to stress or a sign of a disorder.
Anxiety.
This simple exercise involves repeatedly lifting your body off the ground with your arms.
Push-up.
To be very healthy and full of energy is to be "fit as a ____."
Fiddle.
This sense is controlled by your taste buds.
Taste.
This fat-soluble vitamin is produced by the skin when exposed to sunlight.
Vitamin D.
This type of health professional, like a psychologist or psychiatrist, helps people with their emotional well-being.
Therapist.
This activity involves traveling through water using your arms and legs.
Swimming.
"You are what you ____."
Eat.
This is the name for a painful, involuntary contraction of a muscle.
Muscle cramp/Muscle spasm.
This is the term for a substance that provides immunity against a specific disease, often given by injection.
Vaccine.
This is a technique where you focus on the present moment to calm your mind.
Meditation.
This activity involves running at a slow, steady pace.
Jogging.
If you're feeling nervous or anxious, you might have "butterflies in your ____."
Stomach.
The body's largest organ.
Skin.
This type of doctor specializes in the health of the heart.
Cardiologist.
This common mental health condition involves persistent feelings of sadness and loss of interest.
Depression.
This activity involves stretching and holding poses to improve flexibility and strength.
Yoga.
To look very pale due to shock or illness.
As pale as a ghost.
This protein in red blood cells carries oxygen from the lungs to the rest of the body.
Hemoglobin.
This is the practice of intentionally not eating or significantly reducing food intake for a period of time, sometimes for health benefits.
Fasting.
This is the name for an intense, irrational fear of a specific object or situation, like spiders or heights.
Phobia.
This type of exercise, like running or swimming, gets your heart pumping for a sustained period.
Aerobic.