Seeing Bed
Heart Work
Food-a Known?
In-Take On Me
Stats Amore!
100

Let's put this matter to bed. The CDC recommends 8-10 hours of this activity a night for a healthy lifestyle. 

Sleep!

100

What's in the cards? 

This disease is the leading cause of death amongst the U.S. population

Heart disease

100

The five main food groups include

fruits, vegetables, grains, protein, and dairy

100
Sleeping in! 2/3rds of adolescents report a bedtime past this hour.

11 p.m.

100

The percentage of teens that declare using the internet daily

97%

200

Take a number! Research suggests that sleep amounts vary by....

Age

200

The average resting heart rate in adolescents should be

60-100 bpm

200

The 2021 Youth Risk Behavior Survey found that the following range of adolescents aged 17-21 did not eat breakfast daily.

75%

200

This amount of adolescents drink at least one sugar-sweetened beverage a day

63%

200

The number of high school teens in the U.S. that do not get enough sleep ranges between

60-80%

300

Going against the brain? This hormone helps to regulate sleep cycles, normally upon exposure to amounts of light.

Melatonin

300

Heart attacks account for the following amount of deaths per DAY in the U.S.

1,900

300

Water you doing? The recommended amount of water for adolescents per day amounts to

6-8 cups (roughly three glasses)

300

Reducing sugar intake by just three grams can cut an adolescent's risk for high blood pressure down by

44-63%

300

The CDC has found the following percentage of adolescents do not receive the proper amount of daily exercise.

Eighty percent (!)

400

When left to our own devices, sleep can be affected by the production of the following from our handheld devices.

Blue Light

400

Teens are recommended to have the following amount of exercise each day.

60 minutes

400
Be sure to drink your ovaltine. The following amount of adolescents do not eat a fruit or vegetable daily as per CDC recommendations.

47%

400

H2 Oh yeah! Metabolizing this will net 30% of your daily water intake

Food!

400

This accounts for the leading cause of death amongst teens in the U.S.

Accidents: Motor vehicle accidents, unintentional injuries, firearms

500

Going against the brain? This hormone helps to regulate sleep cycles, normally upon exposure to amounts of light.

Melatonin

500

A PEW research report determined that this site is the most used amongst all of teen technology 

95%

500

CalciYUM. Calcium is a critical vitamin for growing bones, of which the recommended amount is 

1300 mg (about four servings of dairy/dairy related products)

500

A study by the CDC indicated that one in five adolescents have the precursor to this insulin-related disease

Prediabetes

500

The CDC estimates that the lack of exercise-induced activity puts the following range of expenses on the U.S. healthcare systems.

$300 billion (!)