Health & Fitness Crossword Puzzles

what travels through the body, chamber of the heart where blood enters, chamber of the heart where blood is pumped to the rest of the body, strong, …

organic substance made of chains of amino acids, necessary for chemical reactions to take place in cells, for waste removal from the body, and for …

the pressure put on the walls on blood vessels by blood, the blood pressure when the ventricles contract, the blood pressure when the ventricles …

to stop something from happening, very tiny little things that can cause diseases, substances that we use to help us get better when we are ill, …

soluble fiber also slows digestion and the rate at which carbohydrates and other nutrients are absorbed into the _ , _ fiber dissolves in water to …

needed for energy and based on your body type, major source of energy in the body, fat found in your body that helps your brain and other organs grow, …

to continue on living, to breath out carbon dioxide, to breath in oxygen, the pressure of blood against your blood vessels, the molecule that we …

infections that can be transmitted through bodily fluids and other forms of contact, important for a relationship to work, maintaining these types of …

this substance is rich in antioxidants to help fight cell damage and mostly grow on bushes, nutrients in food that the body uses to build cell …

these are your brain\'s natural protectors to reduce brain inflammation, protect memory, and help neurons communicate; find them in berries, …

an abnormal group of cells, a state of physical and emotional well being, a pathogen that lives inside cells and bursts out, a pathogen that produces …

negative attitudes and beliefs that create prejudice against individuals with mental health conditions, someone who speaks up and promotes awareness …

an organism (such as a bacterium or protozoan) of microscopic or ultramicroscopic size, to make warm or hot, a receptacle (such as a box or jar) for …

physical activity that is planned, structured, and purposeful, you should do this before you exercise, a _ is needed to become a clinical fitness …

where is the cdc located ( centers for disease control and prevention)?, prevents unwanted pregnancy, how is hiv started?, which disease begin in asia …

viral stds are _ and can even be fatal, viral stds include _ , herpes, hiv/aids, and hpv, the liver helps process nutrients and _ medicines, the word …

the process in which the body takes in and uses food, units of heat that measure the energy used by the body, substances in food that your body needs …

an iron deficiency can lead to this disease, substances that your body needs in order to grow and stay healthy, vitamins a, d, e, and k, foods …

it is a fat-like substance that is present in all body cells and is needed for many essential body processes, these are the nutrients that help the …

made up of building blocks called amino acids, food and drinks that we regularly eat, substance that your body needs in small amounts, makes up 60% of …

small fruits that are blue. considered a super food, type of nut that is high in magnesium, type of fruit commonly served with shortcake. in season …

teen opioid overdose deaths have increased by _ percent since 1999, youth start using drugs as young as _ years old, they can provide a temporary _ …

inhaling asbestos could damage your?, in which country was asbestos first reported of being used?, asbestos is dangerous when.., how many types of …

associated with an infectious disease that occurs frequently in a specific geographical locale, when illness or disease is passed from mother to child …

145-175 beats per minute. this is where you want to exercise to get the most out of your work-out, what does it mean to be able to run not too fast …

_ work to neutralize stomach acid, _ wipes to help prevent infection in minor cuts, scrapes and abrasions, anti-diarrheal controls the symptoms of _ , …

a type of manual, drugless therapy that places greater emphasis on the relationship of the organs and the musculoskeletal system in health and …

hemorrhage, dehiscence, evisceration, fistula, bacteria count >100,000, abrasion, laceration, surgical incision, puncture wound, highest risk …

chemical found in cigarettes, respiratory organ affected by smoking, smoke inhaled by non-smokers, substance that causes cancer in cigarettes, chronic …

peptide produced and stored in the pituitary gland that block the perception of pain and increase feelings of wellbeing, the sum of the food consumed …