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Key words for GCSE PE.
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sedentary |
If you are sedentary, it means you do not move much.
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diabetes |
Diabetes is an illness that affects the body's ability to control blood sugar levels.
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self-esteem |
Your self-esteem is how you value yourself.
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obesity |
Obesity the condition of having excessive body fat.
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carbohydrate |
A carbohydrate is broken down to release energy.
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protein |
Protein is necessary for muscle growth and repair.
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fat |
A fat is a nutrient that gives you energy.
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fibre
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Fibre is a nutrient that helps food move through the body.
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vitamins |
Vitamins, in small quantities, are essential for growth and nutrition.
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minerals |
Minerals, in small quantities, are essential for growth and nutrition.
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dehydration |
Dehydration is when the body is lacking water.
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dislocation |
Dislocation is when the bones in a joint have been jarred out of place.
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