immunity Crossword Puzzles

10 Clues: any organism that causes disease • process by which milk is preserved • the bacteria which are good for health • unicellular animal which causes human diseases • the process used for the preparation of curd and alcohol • the green substance floating at the surface of water bodies • organisms that possess nucleic acid but lack the replicating machinery. • ...

10 Clues: any organism that causes disease • process by which milk is preserved • the bacteria which are good for health • unicellular animal which causes human diseases • the process used for the preparation of curd and alcohol • the green substance floating at the surface of water bodies • organisms that possess nucleic acid but lack the replicating machinery. • ...

10 Clues: mediator of the acquired immune system. • granular cells part of the innate immunity • total number of peripheral lymphoid tissues • drugs that produce anti-inflammatory response • first physical response of the immune system against infection • play a role in tissue extravasation and functional modulation of cells. • ...

10 Clues: What is Scythe Curies hobby? • What weapon did Scythe Curie use to glean? • What does Scythe Curie use for transportation? • How did Citra act towards Scythe Curie at first? • How did Citra react to the way Scythe Curie kills? • Who wanted to use Rowan and Citra like cockfighting? • How does Scythe Curie believe gleanings should be? done? • ...

10 Clues: What is Scythe Curies hobby? • What weapon did Scythe Curie use to glean? • What does Scythe Curie use for transportation? • How did Citra act towards Scythe Curie at first? • How did Citra react to the way Scythe Curie kills? • Who wanted to use Rowan and Citra like cockfighting? • How does Scythe Curie believe gleanings should be? done? • ...

10 Clues: Agent that causes disease • Poison released by an organism • A virus that infects a bacteria • Protein shell that surrounds a virus • Chemical that kills or slows the growth of bacteria • Rapid outbreak of a disease that affects many people • Infectious pathway of a virus in which host cells are destroyed • ...

10 Clues: The body's defense system against diseases • Tiny organisms, some of which cause disease • A condition that disrupts normal body functions • The study of diseases and how they affect the body • Diseases that can spread from one person to another • The process of protecting against disease using vaccines • ...

10 Clues: police officers who investigate crimes • Police response acting in anticipation. • Assigns priorities to calls for service • Police response in mostly calls for services. • Violation of law and policy for personal gains. • rate of crimes believed to have been solved by arrest • Poligice Response reacting to a notification about a crime. • ...

10 Clues: Spread from one organism to another • A feeling of fear, dread or uneasiness • Relating to the heart and blood vessels • The state of being resistant to a disease • The process of causing something to absorb water • Chemicals that acts like messenger molecules in the body • Skin descoloration from leaking blood vessels under your skin • ...

10 Clues: plant immunity enhancing compound • sugary substance often present in flowers • scientific term relating to the sense of smell • organism invading and reproducing in/on an insect • an extracellular matrix formed by certain bacteria • genus of bacteria causing abnormal growth in plant body parts • organism that lives on/in a host, eventually causing their death • ...

10 Clues: pool cells are dividing • cells other name for band formls • other name for monocyte maturation series • 0-3% in the bone marrow, 14 to 20 um in size • 3 to 20% in the bone marrow, nucleus is indented • 12 to 18 um in size, slightly indented and folded • round to oval nucleus and is eccentrically located • 6 to 17% in the bone marrow,last cell capable of mitosis • ...

10 Clues: high-spirited young man • Fail to care for properly • having a strong or violent effect • Give out or reflect small flashes of light • A trick or device intended to attract attention • A place of refuge or safety OR Immunity from arrest • Suited or favorable to one's comfort, purpose, or needs • Having the power to put plans, actions, or laws into effect. • ...

10 Clues: What type of infection is Pertussis? • Booster shots are required to ensure _____ • Pertussis is a highly contagious respiratory ____ • What is the first stage of Pertussis symptoms called? • What is the third stage of Pertussis symptoms called? • After how many years should you receive a booster shot • What is the second stage of Pertussis symptoms called? • ...

10 Clues: Invaders that can cause diseases • what does the immunsystem make to fight a disease • What is the name of the tiny invaders in our bodies • An _________ trigrers an immune resposse in the body • when we are born, our bodies may already have _________ • Deisease fighting cells are _________ in the immuine system • ...

10 Clues: lowers blood sugar levels • very good source of antioxidants • It helps fight Infections and Boosts Immunity • Can Help Prevent Allergies and Nasal Congestion • relieves IBS (irritable bowel syndrome) Pain and May Reduce Nausea • promotes digestion, cures stomach ache and helps relieve tooth pain. • ...

10 Clues: lives in damp warm places • diseases that end in death • an injection to help a body build immunity • is the recurrence of a disease after remission • live in almost every place where life can thrive • are prescribed by doctors to treat bacterial infections • a time without signs or symptoms associated with a disease • ...

10 Clues: the Q in LGBTQIA+ • Creator of Organic Bdywrk & Myotherapy • The body's ability to resist illness and disease • The pursuit of happiness and fulfillment without restrictions • The study of the mind-body connection and its impact on health • A term describing the breaking free from oppressive ideologies • ...

10 Clues: What is Scythe Curies hobby? • What weapon did Scythe Curie use to glean? • What does Scythe Curie use for transportation? • How did Citra act towards Scythe Curie at first? • How did Citra react to the way Scythe Curie kills? • Who wanted to use Rowan and Citra like cockfighting? • How does Scythe Curie believe gleanings should be? done? • ...

10 Clues: any organism that causes disease • process by which milk is preserved • the bacteria which are good for health • unicellular animal which causes human diseases • the process used for the preparation of curd and alcohol • the green substance floating at the surface of water bodies • organisms that possess nucleic acid but lack the replicating machinery. • ...

10 Clues: The junction between two neurones • Permament increase size and dry mass • The artery carrying deoxygenated blood • The type of immunity developed by vaccination • cells having single set of unpaired chromosomes • Reagent used to test for the presence of vitamin C • The mineral ion required for the growth of the plants • ...

10 Clues: The Grande Dame of Death • The high blade of the Scythedom • Something used to grant immunity • The worlds only self-governing body • An AI who gives advice and helps humankind • An action used by scythes to manage the population • Meetings of all Scythes in different times of the year • A person chosen by a Scythe to go on a journey to become a Scythe • ...

10 Clues: in large quantities; plentifully. • a magic charm, talisman, or spell. • completely certain about something. • provide a formal assurance or promise • lacking or deficient in a specified respect. • put in a favorable or more favorable position. • a person who watches at a show, game, or other event • (of a person or thing) connected with something else. • ...

10 Clues: Crossing a Continent • Take in and understand fully • A piece of land held by an owner. • To deprive of a legal right or immunity • A person who organizes or operates a business • The favoring of inhabitants opposed to immigrants • A person who travels to live in a foreign country • The development of industry according to a region or country • ...

10 Clues: cheerful and friendly • a harsh mixture of sounds • cruel and oppressive rule • not showing a serious or respectful attitude • characterized by deep sincerity - to be very sincere • the feeling of being puzzled or confused by something • (of sound) deep, clear, and continuing to sound or ring • protection or exemption from something, especially an obligation or penalty • ...

10 Clues: – Pain in the region of the head or neck. • – A sudden forceful release of air from the lungs. • – The invasion of the body by harmful microorganisms. • – A common symptom involving elevated body temperature. • – Extreme tiredness, often caused by illness or exertion. • – A type of pathogen that can cause illnesses like the flu. • ...

12 Clues: / The body's ability to resist pathogens and disease is called ____. • / Which viral pathogen is the most likely to spread by airborne transmission? • / Fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes are ________ that often carry organisms responsible for disease. • / A person who has little or no immunity to infection by an organism is called a(n) ________ host. • ...

8 Clues: The color of Scythe Curies robe • Who took in Rowan as an apprentice • The kind of car Scythe Curie drives • The name of the guy Scythe Curie gleaned • What is the name of the house Citra lives at • The place that Scythe Curie usually gleans in • The food Scythe Curie made for dinner the first night • ...

18 Clues: Another word for administratively withdrawn. • The respondent in a case appealed to a higher court. • A person who applies to a higher court for a reversal of a decision in a lower court. • This amendment prohibits the federal courts from hearing certain lawsuits against states. • ...

18 Clues: sit behind the ears and are the second largest lobe • chemical messengers that your body can't function without. • a rapid sequence of changes in the voltage across a membrane. • a branching figure (as in a mineral or stone) resembling a tree. • a bacterium, virus, or other microorganism that can cause disease. • ...

15 Clues: lots of vitamin C • Helps with night vision • a large source of vitamin A • has carbs and gives you energy • protects body against some cancers • mostly water but contains many vitamins • one of the smallest but strongest fruit • keeps nerve cells and blood cells healthy • boosts immunity and strengthens your bones • high in protein and can help weight management • ...

15 Clues: a fort • a large farm • Spanish explorer • a Muslim house of worship • is a journey to a holy place • resistance such as to disease • a town in the Spanish-ruled lands • related to the culture of ancient grace and Rome • an instrument used to plan a course using the stars • to travel completely around something usually by water • ...

15 Clues: People who love books - Bible • People who study humans - Anatomy • People who specialise in hypnosis • People who study insects - Earwig • People who study birds - Olive pigeon • A person who studies caves-Stalactites • People who study fish-Indian glass fish • People who study reptiles and amphibians - Hairy frog • ...

15 Clues: "Relating to the heart and blood vessels." • "Ability of the body to bend and move easily." • "Vital force or ability to do work and be active." • "Nutrient-rich foods with potential health benefits." • "Produced without synthetic chemicals or pesticides." • "Exercises to build muscular strength and endurance." • ...

15 Clues: Tocopherol is a _________________ • Give uniformed an smooth texture. • penicillin is a __________________. • Food additives used to make jellies. • Benzoic acid is a _________________. • What type of food additive is lecithin? • A harmful chemical substance in acne cream. • Medicine that provide relief to inflamed area. • A plant that build immunity against infections. • ...

15 Clues: Princess who sleeps • The wand that can conquer death • Joining of former rivals into one • Where loyalties are tested and fates are cast • Sea-dwelling songstress who trades voice for legs • The final prize everyone secretly schemes to obtain • Clever fox in a forest tale with a con-artist flair • Animated realm where toys speak and adventures abound • ...

15 Clues: a system of morals • pertaining to old age • loss of feeling or sensation • not involving penetration of skin • a sign or indication of something • the science dealing with structure • inhale and exhale of air or breathing • the branch of biology dealing with functions • diseases effecting many people at the same time • organisms that can only be seen through a microscope • ...

15 Clues: False or fake feet • disease NOT caused by pathogens • pathogen that causes the cold/flu • Easily spread from person to person • body system that protects from infection • An animal or person that harbors an infectious agent • disease caused by bacteria, affects the nervous system • Human immunodeficiency virus, attacks the immune system • ...

15 Clues: Circuit that adds multiple input voltages. • Comparator with hysteresis for noise immunity. • Compares input voltage with a reference voltage. • Maximum rate at which output voltage can change. • Circuit that shifts the entire waveform up or down. • Produces exponential output from logarithmic input. • Allows only a specific range of frequencies to pass. • ...

15 Clues: Resistance to disease after exposure • Italian city heavily affected by plague • The 'Black' disaster of the 14th century • Medieval 'bad air' blamed for the Black Death • Masked physician with a beak-like face covering • Dark, egg-sized lumps found on a plagues victim • Hygiene factor often lacking in medieval cities • Four-legged carriers of the Black Death's fleas • ...

12 Clues: is secreted by fibroblasts and slows inflammation in a damaged area • is secreted by t cell and NK cells and stimulates macrophage activity • is produced by cells infected with viruses. it attracts and stimulates NK cells and enhances resistance to viral infection. • ...

18 Clues: medicine used to kill bacteria and other microorganisms • a protein made by B cells that binds to a specific antigen • a disease that cannot spread from one individual to another • the ability to resist or recover from an infectious disease • the maintenance of a constant internal state in a changing environment • ...

15 Clues: a germ that causes disease • connects the mouth to the stomach • the point in which two bones meet • made up of dead cells and keratin • connective tissue to the ends of some bones • female reproductive glands that hold the eggs • two tubes through which air moves to the lungs • the body’s resistance to disease-causing agents • ...

15 Clues: How Covid-19 is spread • Organism that takes nutrients from a host • The month when Covid-19 was first recorded • The country in which the parasite originated • What was the city where covid-19 originated? • What is the most common symptom of Covid-19? • The system where Covid-19 has the most effect • How many feet you should stay apart from others • ...

15 Clues: cannot be passed on to others. • a growth of germs in your body. • body system that fights disease. • able to be communicated to others. • protects and supports the plant cell. • the study of how and why diseases occur. • the most common form of one-called organisms • substances that help destroy harmful microbes. • a scientist who studies diseases and how they spread • ...

15 Clues: allows for locomotion • this organ controls the breakdown of food • system that eliminates indigestible material • intakes oxygen and disposes of carbon dioxide • the nervous system activates muscles and ______ • system that returns fluids to the blood vessels • the endocrine system secretes regulatory ________ • the system that keeps the blood supplied with oxygen • ...

15 Clues: red blood cells • white blood cells • cancer of the plasma cells • a type of white blood cell • destroy toxins and foreign substance • protects the body from disease in general • a result of direct exposure to the antigen • produce antibodies to fight against infection • abnormal cells growing in an uncontrollably way • ...

15 Clues: Iron deficiency also known as .. • There are .... categories of drugs. • Who is called the father of antiseptic? • Bacteriostatic..... the growth of bacteria. • Pain Killers and Sedatives drugs act on ... • Sir Alexander Fleming was a ...... researcher • Sedative drugs are useful for treating....... • Sir Alexander Fleming is credited with discovery of .. • ...

15 Clues: Man's voice box. • Cells that secretes antibodies. • cells Cells that destroys body cells. • Cells that regulate immune system balance. • What an alveolar wall is mostly composed of. • When disease being passed from one host to another. • vesicle formed after neutrophils engulf a bacterium. • Life-threatening disease that is caused by plasmodium. • ...

15 Clues: defense that has memory • agents that cause disease • actively secrete antibodies • discharge destructive enzymes • defense that is active immediately • are found throughout the body, originate from monocytes • “record” information to fight pathogen if it comes back • substances that can elicit a response from a B or T cell • ...

15 Clues: parallel to the back • to be administered into • not profound or thorough • cut the tail of an animal short • removing the horns from an animal • the removal of the testicles of a male • administration of food or drugs by force • a large group of unicellular microorganisms • done within or between the layers of the skin • situated or occurring near the front end of the body • ...

15 Clues: a fort • a large farm • Spanish explorer • a Muslim house of worship • is a journey to a holy place • resistance such as to disease • a town in the Spanish-ruled lands • related to the culture of ancient grace and Rome • an instrument used to plan a course using the stars • to travel completely around something usually by water • ...

15 Clues: suturing of the spleen • excision of a lymph node • tumors of the bone marrow • inflammation of the tonsils • formation of red blood cells • increase in number of platelets • condition of absence of a spleen • abnormal reduction of all (blood) cells • pertaining to the destruction of blood cells • blood test to measure the volume of erythrocytes • ...

15 Clues: A flying vehicle with wings. • The first widely used antibiotic. • An instrument used to see tiny objects. • An electronic device used for processing data. • A device that transmits moving images and sound. • A global network that connects computers worldwide. • The flow of electric charge that powers modern life. • A device used for long-distance voice communication. • ...

15 Clues: _ of the periodic table • A dense radioactive metal • in the air you breathe OUT • Named after scientist Marie Curie • 21 percent of the air you breathe • the universes most abundant element • glows reddish orange under electricity • The fourth element, is toxic if inhaled • it can melt in your hand, yet has a high boiling point • ...

15 Clues: Microscopic parasites • Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome • City COVID-19 was first reported in • Country COVID-19 was first documented in • Bodily system coronavirus mainly affects • A device used to be able to view a virus • What a virus needs to be able to reproduce • A method to provide Active Acquired Immunity • The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention • ...

15 Clues: breaking a way of doing things . • mother a female leader of a clan • a ability to fight off infection • a place where people mostly live. • rights rights that every person has . • a disease that mostly at acts the lungs. • Champlain used to describe first nations . • a place that some one owns across the world. • a agreement of two nations to join together. • ...

15 Clues: make impure • calmness or self-control • to believe, realize, or agree • the falling down of a structure • difficult to move, remove, or cure • show a continuous and dramatic increase • a female prostitute or a promiscuous woman • having no definite or stable phase relationship • voluntary sexual intercourse between a married person • ...

15 Clues: The milder version of Leprosy • A long lasting medical condition • Medicine that fights bacterial infections • Infection caused by slow growing bacteria • The more severe and contagious form Leprosy • Malaria, Tuberculosis, Mumps, Cancer, Trauma • The action or way of trying to heal a patient • Being deprived of the feeling of responsiveness • ...

15 Clues: Difficulty Breathing • Feeling over tired due to being sick • A condition of being covered in sweat • Inhalation of food, vomit, drink or salvia • Lung ________ can form from having pneumonia • Fungi that causes pneumonia:________ pneumoniae • Infection that spreads to blood, leading to sepsis • Bacteria that causes pneumonia: _________ pneumoniae • ...

15 Clues: new spain • Resistance to disease. • Reason for doing something. • Navigating around the globe. • occupying and place with settlers • a country located on the lberian peninsula • people in mexico before the spanish conquest • Looking to increase land, control, and power. • Navigational instrument that uses the North Star. • ...

15 Clues: The name of the new tribe • The last name of your host • Tanya's opponent in Wikipedia Races • The winner of Survivor UConn Season 7 • The winner of Survivor UConn Season 9 • The winner of Survivor UConn Season 10 • The number of players still in the game • The tribe that won the third immunity challenge • The amount of money Wawanakwa spent in the auction • ...

15 Clues: global outbreak of a virus • the immune deficiency caused by HIV • making small changes in genetic code • preventative healthcare is this type of treatment • enzymes bind to this to carry out catalytic action • site specific region on substrates where enzymes bind • chemicals that interfere with enzyme-substrate binding • ...

15 Clues: a fort • a large farm • Spanish explorer • a Muslim house of worship • is a journey to a holy place • resistance such as to disease • a town in the Spanish-ruled lands • related to the culture of ancient grace and Rome • an instrument used to plan a course using the stars • to travel completely around something usually by water • ...

15 Clues: a fort • a large farm • Spanish explorer • a Muslim house of worship • is a journey to a holy place • resistance such as to disease • a town in the Spanish-ruled lands • related to the culture of ancient grace and Rome • an instrument used to plan a course using the stars • to travel completely around something usually by water • ...

15 Clues: A medicine that kills bacteria. • Something to help with illnesses. • The body's defense against illness. • type of health involved with the mind. • The state of physical and mental rest. • A type of microbe that can cause illness. • Maintaining cleanliness to prevent disease. • A feeling of being worried or under pressure. • ...

15 Clues: Telling the truth • Treating people fairly • Doing good or benefiting others • True to your word or keeping promises • The principles of conduct governing a group • Relationship between a cause and its effect • All the external factors surrounding the host • Conforming to a standard that is right and good • Freedom of choice and the exercise of people's rights • ...

15 Clues: A flying vehicle with wings. • The first widely used antibiotic. • An instrument used to see tiny objects. • An electronic device used for processing data. • A device that transmits moving images and sound. • A global network that connects computers worldwide. • A device used for long-distance voice communication. • The flow of electric charge that powers modern life. • ...

15 Clues: a fort • a large farm • Spanish explorer • a Muslim house of worship • is a journey to a holy place • resistance such as to disease • a town in the Spanish-ruled lands • related to the culture of ancient grace and Rome • an instrument used to plan a course using the stars • to travel completely around something usually by water • ...

15 Clues: A Venomous Animal • Opposite of Venom • A Poisonous Animal • One of the Causes of Epilepsy. • One of the Symptoms of Epilepsy. • A Sign for a Frog Venom exposure • Blockage in Blood Flow in the Brain • A device that can suck out venom from a wound • One of the Method Animals Deliver Their Venom. • A treatment suitable for certain types of epilepsy. • ...

15 Clues: disease-causing agent • destroys infected cells • large outbreak of a disease • invasion of a host by a pathogen • prokaryotic cells that are found everywhere • type of cell without a nucleus (bacteria cell) • a genetic variant or subtype of a microorganism • proteins that help memorize and fight pathogens • tiny particles that live and infect living organisms • ...

15 Clues: Vitamin that helps with blood clotting • Vitamin your skin produces from sunlight • Mineral that builds strong bones and teeth • Mineral crucial for thyroid hormone production • Mineral that supports muscle and nerve function • Vitamin essential for good vision and healthy skin • Mineral needed to make hemoglobin in red blood cells • ...

15 Clues: Spread of fungus in Aspergillosis • Similar to human cells, fungi are what • Major component of bacterial cell walls • Cytolytic toxin released by Candida albicans • T helper cell subset essential for antifungal immunity • Structure used by protozoa to avoid phagolysosome fusion • Thick fungal protective layer preventing immune detection • ...

13 Clues: agents that cause disease, such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, or others • Disease, diseases caused when an organism’s own immune system attacks its own cells. • System, network of vessels tissues and organs that helps circulate fluid throughout the body. • ...

13 Clues: This cytokine drives acute-phase protein production in the liver during systemic inflammation. • Functions as a potent neutrophil chemoattractant, directing these cells to sites of inflammation and promoting their activatio • ...

7 Clues: The establishment of a relationship • Protection or exemption from something • An opaque white fluid rich in fat and protein • The ring of pigmented skin surrounding the nipple • The hormone released that stimulates milk production • The hormone that stimulates the ejection of milk into the ducts. • ...

7 Clues: When is the virus most prevalent? • What is the main symptom of German Measles? • How long will the vaccine produce immunity for? • Where does the replication of the virus take place? • What is the virus called which causes German Measles? • Which organisation is aiming to eradicate German Measles? • ...

7 Clues: First Milking Colostrum is ____ from antibiotics • First Milking Colostrum is 100% _____ and natural • First Milking Colostrum is a gift from mother _____ • Contains highest concentration of IgG _____ for immunity • Available in individual sachets which are ____to carry around • First Milking Colostrum ______ and accelerates recovery of Covid-19 patients • ...

16 Clues: systemic infection • stoppage of bleeding • basic blood screening • formation of bone marrow • Disease of the lymph glands • record of the lymphatic vessels • process of recording the lymphatic vessels • blood test to measure the volume of erythrocytes • reduction in the amount of red blood cells in the blood • a life-threatening reaction to a previously encountered antigen • ...

16 Clues: / A red blood cell. • / A white blood cell. • / A large phagocyte cell. • / A type of phagocytes leukocyte. • / Fluid portion of circulating blood. • / A white blood cell that is a phagocyte. • / Oxygen carrying pigment in white blood cells. • / A bile pigment produces from hemoglobin break down. • / A kidney or bone that promotes red blood cell formation. • ...

16 Clues: Random changes in DNA • The smallest basic unit of life • Generates most of the cell's energy • An organism in which a virus resides • Medications designed to kill bacteria • Water moving from high to low concentration • Two bacterial cell exchange genetic information • Serves as the site of photosynthesis for plant cells • ...

16 Clues: To make free from bacteria • A test to identify pathogens • A group of bacteria living together • The body's defense against pathogens • The practice of using clean techniques • A solution used to kill pathogens on surfaces • The process by which diseases are transmitted • Type of precautions taken with known infections • What must be done when an infection is suspected • ...

16 Clues: Deer meat. • Keep It Up Bars let dogs ____ longer. • Made without ____ that contain gluten. • Nestling critter; an Edgard & Cooper Strip. • Ancient grains provide healthy complex ____. • Signature color of the Edgard & Cooper brand. • The body's natural anti-inflammatory response. • Added compounds that promote healthy digestion. • ...

16 Clues: too much collagen leads to ___ scarring • Healing by ___ ___ applies for smaller wounds • Matrix metalloproteinases facilitate tissue ___ • Insufficient granulation tissue can lead to ___ • ___ factors, include excess pressure and movement • Healing by __ __ has greater macrophage involvement • Hypertrophic scarring results from excess ___ tissue • ...

6 Clues: tacking tool • is the essential task of vaccination • how often should you renew your flu vaccination • a field of science that studies the immune system • a medical procedure aimed at acquiring immunity by the body • an infectious disease for which adult and children be vaccinated

8 Clues: the opposite of destroy • without it more people will die • in case of emergencies we should do it • there are two types of blood that are... • an organ in the body that looks like a leaf • so needed to protect us from cancer and other diseases • these are soldiers who work day and night to protect us • ...

8 Clues: Justifiable choices • not too much or not too little • a product of Chang Mai Province • person that collects production • Self-_______ is having strength against the risks against the external risks • having too much of something / life without excess, or ___________ in luxury. • ...

8 Clues: Another word for Maida. • The most Nutritious part of an Egg. • I am a Brain shaped nut and a source of Good Fat. • A summary of Nutrition on Processed Food Packets. • Live Bacteria that are good for your Digestive Health. • The most common Artificial Sugar found in Processed Food. • Compounds found in processed food that elevates Bad Cholesterol. • ...

8 Clues: Vitamin C-rich fruit often used in chyawanprash • Nutrient-rich sprouted lentil that aids digestion • Leafy green rich in iron, commonly cooked in saag • Yellow spice known for its antioxidant properties • Natural antibiotic used in kadha to boost immunity • Protein-rich nut used in sweets like kheer and laddoos • ...

5 Clues: Preventive for Loose droppings • Protein that indicates immunity • solution to reduce rales in poultry • Compound responsible for Kolin Plus action • responsible for liver damage in pigs and poultry

5 Clues: Be active while working. • An extremely hard valuable gem. • A sweet treat after the main course. • Natural body resistance against diseases • Dance workout using letters and numbers.

5 Clues: food or nourishment • it is next to godliness • another word for infection • another word for well-being • you need this to be strong so you can fight infections

9 Clues: excess sugar can lead to less • an ___ a day keeps the doctor away • you need 2 to 3 cups of this per day • this leads to a better quality of life • bananas, beans, berries, brown rice are sources of • what is a main source of calcium that supports bone growth • this vegetable reduces inflammation and supports digestion • ...

9 Clues: excess sugar can lead to less • an ___ a day keeps the doctor away • you need 2 to 3 cups of this per day • this leads to a better quality of life • bananas, beans, berries, brown rice are sources of • what is a main source of calcium that supports bone growth • this vegetable reduces inflammation and supports digestion • ...

9 Clues: A rise or decrease in temperature • A state of being resistant to a disease • Prevents things from getting into a body • A clear liquid produces by glands in the mouth • A blood protein produced in response to an antigen • Medicine is given if you have a bacterial infection • Symptoms for this word are redness, swelling and pain • ...

9 Clues: Major risk factor for shingles • Typical pattern of shingles rash • Treatment that suppresses immunity, raising risk • You cannot catch this disease from shingles exposure itself • What type of neurons are most commonly affected by shingles? • Disease a non-immune contact might get after exposure to shingles • ...

9 Clues: Natural pain relievers • Relating to the heart and blood vessels • The state of being free from illness or injury • A disease or period of sickness affecting the body or mind • Being resistant to a particular infection and its pathogens • The process of taking in or using food for health and growth • A bundle or band of tissue that can contract to allow movement • ...

8 Clues: A pamphlet or leaflet • Any agreement or compact • A native or naturalized member of a state • To allow to enter; grant or afford entrance to • To utter a prolonged, inarticulate, mournful cry • A formal personal presentation of one person to another or others • Something designed to preserve the memory of a person, event, etc., • ...

8 Clues: Orange vegetable high in beta-carotene • Grain type that’s whole and high in fibre • The process of breaking down food in the body • C A vitamin found in citrus fruits, supports immunity • Plant foods are a good source of this digestive helper • Group of plant foods that includes lentils and chickpeas • This leafy green veggie is great for heart health • ...

8 Clues: Lymphoid nodules associated with the nasopharynx. • Immunity developed from an individual’s own immune system • Soluble, short-range, cell-to-cell communication molecule. • Molecule recognized by the receptors of B and T lymphocytes. • Ameboid phagocyte found in several tissues throughout the body. • ...

8 Clues: A type of protective equipment worn on hands • B Virus that causes inflammation in the liver • The use of soap and water to prevent infection • A condition that results in years of having HIV • Preventative measure that builds immunity against diseases • Medical instruments like needles that can puncture the skin • ...