Diets
Vitamins
RCU
Types of exercise
Doom and Despair
100

This type of diet forbids mixing meat with dairy

Kosher

100

Taking too much of this vitamin can cause nerve damage and neuropathy

Vitamin B6

100

RCU's mascot's name

Crimson

100

Exercise of relatively long duration that does not require more oxygen than can be inhaled.

Aerobic

100

The best exercise

the one you enjoy

200

This type of diet forbids pork, alcohol, carrion (dead meat), blood, carnivorous animals, and birds of prey

Halal

200

Often taken with vitamin D for bone health and better absorption

Calcium

200

A one-day opportunity for RCU students, alumni, faculty and staff to be a part of a voluntary community engagement and service-learning project. The project will serve people and agencies from a diverse background and/or improve the sustainability of the environment.

Warriors Serve

200

Ability to move the joints of the body through their fullest range of motion.

Flexibility

200

This subgroup of vegetables offers potasium and carbohydrates, which provide energy.

starchy vegetables

300

This system overreacts to a bad food allergen

Immune system

300

This measures the biological activity or effect of a substance, not its mass, used for vitamins, hormones, vaccines, and drugs to standardize dosages and compare different preparations with the same biological effect across brands and countries.

International Units

300

The name of the play RCU theater students performed this past weekend

An Inspector Calls

300

Exercise of short duration that requires more oxygen than can be inhaled.

Anaerobic

300

Walking can improve mental health primarily by doing this

Reducing rumination

400

Name 3 of the big 9 allergies in the US

Cow's milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, fish, crustacean shellfish, soy, wheat, sesame

400

Taking too much of this can cause diarrhea, vomiting and weakness, and issues with the liver and heart  

Iron

400

The newest sport's team on campus

Men's volleyball

400

Ability to move with quickness, speed, and balance.

Agility

400

This macronutrient is the MOST important immediately before endurance-based activity

Carbohydrates, carby-carbs

500

The holiest month of the Islamic calendar, observed by Muslims worldwide as a period of fasting, prayer, reflection, and community

Ramadan

500

Taking too much of this vitamin over time can cause nausea, vomiting, vertigo, blurry vision, headaches, aching muscles and coordination problems

Vitamin A

500

This man was named president of the college at the first lectureship in 1958

Otis Gatewood

500

Ability of the circulatory system to supply oxygen to the muscles and remove waste products.

Cardiorespiratory endurance

500

Overhydration without electrolytes leads to this condition

hyponatremia