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- 5. The ability to keep steady and avoid falls; also means having equal amounts of things.
- 6. Rest that helps your brain and body recover each night.
- 10. Drinking enough water to keep your body working well.
- 12. The body’s reaction to demands or pressures; too much can harm health.
- 13. Actions taken to stop illness or injury before they happen.
- 14. Tissues that help you move and lift things.
- 17. A health professional who checks teeth and gums.
- 18. Units that measure how much energy food provides.
- 20. Related to the heart and blood vessels; often used for heart health.
- 22. The ability to bend and move joints through a full range.
- 23. Time your body needs to heal after exercise or illness.
- 24. The body’s ability to fight off germs and illness.
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- 1. The rigid framework that supports your body and protects organs.
- 2. Daily actions like handwashing and toothbrushing to stay healthy.
- 3. A lotion that protects skin from sunburn and damage.
- 4. How you hold your body while sitting or standing; good form prevents pain.
- 7. A nutrient important for building and repairing muscles; found in meat, beans, and legumes.
- 8. The food and nutrients your body needs to grow and have energy.
- 9. The process of breaking down food so the body can use it.
- 11. A routine visit to the doctor or nurse to check your health.
- 15. How long you can keep doing physical activity before getting tired.
- 16. A shot or medicine that helps prevent specific diseases.
- 19. Time spent looking at phones, tablets, or computers—often reduced before bed for better sleep.
- 21. Physical activity that raises your heart rate and strengthens your body.
