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Title: Looking Good


1
Looking Good
  • Stephanie Davis
  • Arthur Pharr
  • Darius Hodge

2
What Are Drugs?
  • Drugs are non-food chemicals that alter the way a
    person thinks, feels, functions, or behaves.
  • Examples of drugs are
  • -Tobacco
  • -Cocaine
  • -Heroin
  • -Ecstasy

3
What is Alcohol?
  • Alcohol is a depressant.
  • Alcohol alters a persons perceptions, emotions,
    movement, vision and hearing.
  • Examples of alcohol are
  • -Beer
  • -Wine
  • -Liquor

4
Consequences
  • The punishment is severe.
  • You can look really silly.
  • Alcohol puts your health at risk.

5
Proper Nutrition
  • Eat Regularly
  • Eat Balance Diet
  • Eat Foods Low in Fat
  • Consume Variety of Foods
  • Exercise Regularly

6
Definition of Exercise
  • exert put to use "exert one's power or
    influence"
  • the activity of exerting your muscles in various
    ways to keep fit "the doctor recommended regular
    exercise" "he did some exercising" "the
    physical exertion required by his work kept him
    fit"

7
Duration of Exercise
  • In order to gain maximum benefits from exercise
    it has to be aerobic, for at least 20 minutes
    duration, carried out on a regular basis, 3 - 5
    days a week is best.
  • To achieve this level and regularity it is best
    to try to incorporate exercise into your daily
    life - walk to school, use the stairs instead of
    escalators for example.
  • Start slowly and gradually over weeks and months
    build up your exercise tolerance.
  • True cardiovascular exercise is performed
    non-stop for 20 to 30 minutes reaching your
    target heart rate range.
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