Food, Drink, and Medicine Labels

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Across
  1. 1. Not a medicine, but the patient taking it believes that it's medicine.
  2. 3. A quantity of food suitable for or a standardized amount of food.
  3. 5. This unit is measurement is commonly used in labels and often shortened to "g".
  4. 7. A medicine that makes someone who is ill become healthy.
  5. 8. A carbonated, non-alcoholic drink.
  6. 10. Both an electrolyte and mineral found in many foods.
  7. 14. The amount of energy in an item of food or drink is measured.
  8. 15. A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease.
  9. 17. This unit is measurement is commonly used in labels and often shortened to "mg".
  10. 19. Fill in the blank! There are a ______ milligrams in a gram.
  11. 20. When a person reacts to substances most people find them harmless.
Down
  1. 2. An enclosure used to hold, package, or transport something.
  2. 4. A place where medicines are stored and sold.
  3. 5. When stomach acid flows into your esophagus and creates a burning sensation in the chest.
  4. 6. A type of treatment using drugs.
  5. 9. This nutrient helps absorb water and reduce constipation.
  6. 11. True or False: Food labels are not useful to kids because they are written according to adult needs.
  7. 12. The food you serve or eat at one time.
  8. 13. A nutrient that gives you energy
  9. 16. Contains nutrients, ingredients, and other information in the food.
  10. 18. A sweet crystal substance used in foods and drinks.