Healthy Eating
Benefits
Foods
Caffeine
Water
100

Name one of the benefits a healthy diet can provide.

Helps repair physical damage, Boosts brain health, Neuroplasticity, Helps with cravings, Boosts mood

100

The brain is largely made up of what?

Fats

100

What is an example of a healthy fat?

Avocados, almonds, pumpkin seeds, fish
100

What kind of stimulant is caffeine?

CNS

100

Water helps prevent what?

Dehydration

200

Complex carbs help provide a steady stream of what to the brain. 

Glucose

200

This is our brain's ability to learn and do new things.

Neuroplasticity

200

This food type helps produce Serotonin. 

Complex Carbohydrates

200

When should you stop drinking caffeine in your day?

8-10 hours before bedtime. 

200

What is a symptom of dehydration? 

Fatigue, headaches, dry mouth

300

Name one thing our body can suffer from due to substance abuse.

Physical damage, malnutrition, overeating, depletion of vitamins and minerals.
300

True or False. Complex carbohydrates break down quickly in our body.

False.

300

Colorful fruits and vegetables contain what?

Antioxidants

300

Name one thing that caffeine increases. 

Alertness, focus, energy

300

Name a system that water helps support.

Kidneys, digestion 

400

Healthy fats keeps neurons _______ and ______.

Flexible and working smoothly. 

400

What is one of the vitamins that helps repair damage due to substance use?

Vitamins A, D, E, K

400

Name one example of an Omega 3 Fatty Acid.

Fish, walnuts, flaxseed.

400

How many milligrams (mg) of caffeine is safe for the average person to consume in a day?

400

400

An average person is made up of about ____% of water.

60

500

This is our ability to learn new things.

Neuroplasticity

500

How many amino acids does our body not make?

9

500

This amino acid comes from poultry and fish. It helps regulate mood and well-being. It is linked to stress response, motivation, focus and alertness. It releases three neurotransmitters. Name the amino acid and at least one of the neurotransmitters. 

Tyrosine, dopamine, norepinephrine, and epinephrine.

500

Name the number of milligrams of caffeine, taken all at once, that can trigger a stress response from caffeine. 

200-400mg

500

These help produce dopamine and manage aggression and negativity.

Amino Acids