Inflammation
Stress & Sleep
Toxins & Environmental Hazards
Metabolic Health & Diabetes
Gut Health
100

This type of inflammation is visible, heals injuries, fights infection, and is considered a good thing

What is short-term (or acute) inflammation?

100

 Exposure to screens at night stops the body's production of this crucial sleep hormone

What is melatonin?

100

Frequently found in basements, this physical cause of chronic inflammation is a common environmental hazard

What is mold?

100

Produced by the pancreas, this hormone allows glucose into cells so they can perform daily functions

What is insulin?

100

The microbiome consists of a colony of good and bad bacteria residing in this body organ

 What are the intestines?

200

Chronic inflammation is a proinflammatory state in which these cellular powerhouses are damaged, leading to cellular mutations

What are mitochondria?

200

In the stress response model, this specific action involves crumbling beneath an aggressor to make the issue go away

What is "fawn"?

200

 Emitted from underground rocks, this radioactive gas kills cells and can be found in groundwater, homes, and basements

What is radon?

200

Long-term high intake of this macronutrient leads to insulin resistance and causes Type 2 diabetes

What are carbohydrates (or carbs)?

200

When bad bacteria outnumber good bacteria, holes form in the gut wall, causing this condition

 What is "leaky gut"?

300

Released during stress, this hormone triggers mitochondria to create more ATP, but if it doesn't stop, mitochondria burn out and cause chronic inflammation

What is cortisol?

300

a single sleep cycle lasts this many minutes


    • What is 90 minutes?


300

What substance is known to cause chronic inflammation of the blood vessels and can increase heart disease?

What is marijuana?

300

his form of diabetes is an autoimmune condition in which the body destroys insulin-producing cells in the pancreas

What is Type 1 diabetes?

300

Name two things a person can do to reverse leaky gut

avoid sugar, seed oils, pesticides, mold, stress, artificial fragrance, being too inactive, over consuming food...and all other C.I. causes!

400

This field of study examines how your behaviors and environment can turn genes "on" or "off"

What is epigenetics?

400

To prevent waking up mid-cycle and throwing off your circadian rhythm, naps should be kept to no longer than this duration 

What is 20 minutes?

400

What type of organs do artificial fragrances specifically harm?

What are hormone producing organs?

400

What are microglia?

What are specialized immune cells in the brain ?

400

Explain how food allergies can happen as a result of Leaky Gut.

What is undigested food particles get into the blood stream from the intestines and trigger the immune system to attack it.

500

Name three of the six cellular functions of mitochondria

What are any three of: energy production, toxin elimination, cellular integrity, hormone production, pathogen detection, or elimination of dysfunctional cells?

500

Overall sleep quality is based on the amount of time spent in these two specific stages

What are Deep Sleep (Stage 3) and REM sleep (Stage 4)?

500

What endocrine disrupting chemical is found in shower curtains, perfumes and polyester clothing?

What are Phthalates ?

500

What are the name of the two proteins that build up in the brain of those impacted by Alzheimer's disease?

What are Beta amyloid and Tau proteins?

500

Name three of the six items from food that SHOULD pass through a healthy intestinal lining into the bloodstream

What are any three of: vitamins, minerals, glucose, fatty acids, amino acids, or water?