Whole vs Processed Foods
Macronutrients
Misc.
Natural Sugar & Sugar Substitutes
Bones
100

Boxed macaroni and cheese.

What is a processed food?

100

Grains, fruits and vegetables.

What is a carbohydrate?

100

Taco Bell, Dominoes, Panda Express, Dunkin' Donuts...

What is fast food?

100

Can be found in whole, unprocessed foods like fruit, veggies, grains, and dairy. 

What is a natural sugar?

100

The upper arm bone that runs from shoulder to elbow.

What is the humerus? 

200

Shop around the perimeter of the grocery store to obtain more of these items. 

What is a whole food?

200

Essential for repairing tissue and growing muscle.

What is a protein?

200

Tissues that attach muscle to bone.

What is a tendon?

200

A natural sweetener produced by bees.

What is honey?

200

The longest, largest, and strongest bone in the body. 

What is the femur?

300

Food that offers an array of vitamins and minerals.

What are fruits and vegetables?

300

Avocados, olive oil, and seeds.

What is a healthy fat?

300

The amount of bones a baby is born with.

What is 300?

300

Man-made sugar substitutes.

What are artificial sweeteners?

300

All the bones, muscles, tendons, ligaments, and soft tissues that support and move your body.

What is the musculoskeletal system?

400

Strips away some of the nutrients that would naturally be found in the food.

What is food processing?

400

Contains fiber, B vitamins, iron, and magnesium.

What is a whole grain?

400

Getting vitamin D into the body without food.

What is sunlight?

400

Contains 12 grams of natural sugar called lactose.

What is milk?

400

The only bone that is not connected to another bone.

What is the hyoid bone?

500

Nitrate, sulfite, potassium sorbate...

What is a preservative?

500

When eating healthy carbohydrates, our bodies turn them (carbs) into a type of sugar.

What is glucose?

500

Where the smallest bones in the body are located.

What is the ear?

500

The natural sugar found in fruit.

What is fructose?

500

Two important minerals found in the bone. 

What are calcium and phosphorus?