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Whole food plant-based nutrition, Regular physical activity, Restorative sleep, Avoiding risky substances, Positive social connection, and Stress management
What are the 6 pillars of Lifestyle Medicine?
Functional medicine matrix
Under which section are the 6 lifestyle pillars found as modifiable risk factors?
1/10
What fraction of people in the Philippines eat a healthy diet?
MyPlate, Pinggang Pinoy, Canada's Food Guide, DASH Diet, and Dietary Spectrum
What are five tools or plates used to educate patients on nutrition?
Fruits, grains, vegetables, protein, and a side of dairy
What are the five divisions of the US MyPlate?
It emphasizes dairy instead of general calcium sources
What is a major criticism of the US MyPlate mentioned in the source?
Lactose intolerance
What condition do people increasingly develop as they age, making dairy problematic?
3 to 12 years old
What is the age range for the kid's version of Pinggang Pinoy?
13 to 18 years old
What is the age range for the teen's version of Pinggang Pinoy?
60 plus years old
What is the age range for the older adult's version of Pinggang Pinoy?
GO, GROW, GLOW, and WATER
What are the four main categories of Pinggang Pinoy for adults?
Energy giving
What is the primary function of GO foods?
Rice, root crops, pasta, and bread
What are examples of carb-rich GO foods?
Whole grains (brown rice, corn, whole wheat bread, oatmeal)
What type of grains are recommended in the GO section for higher fiber and nutrients?
Body building
What is the primary function of GROW foods?
Fish, shellfish, lean meat, poultry, eggs, and dried beans or nuts
What are examples of GROW foods?
2 to 3 times per week
How often should fatty fish like tuna or mackerel be consumed for essential fatty acids?
Dilis and small shrimps
What are two examples of local calcium-rich foods mentioned for strong bones?
Body regulating
What is the primary function of GLOW foods?
Wide variety of fruits and vegetables
What foods belong in the GLOW category?
Obesity and tooth decay
Limiting sugar-sweetened beverages reduces the risk of which two conditions?
Enjoy your food, Be aware of marketing, Be mindful, Cook more often, and Eat with others
What are the 5 key principles of Canada's Food Guide?
Industry influence
Canada's Food Guide lacks a dairy section because it has less of what?
5%
In a whole food plant-based diet, animal meat typically makes up what percentage?
Protein
What is the common misconception about diets that lack animal meat?
Group 1
What is the IARC classification for processed meat?
Group 2A
What is the IARC classification for red meat?
Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension
What does DASH stand for?
6 to 8 servings per day
How many servings of grains does the DASH diet recommend?
4 to 5 servings each per day
How many servings of fresh fruits and vegetables does DASH recommend?
6 or fewer servings per day
What is the limit for lean protein in the DASH diet?
2 to 3 servings per day
How many servings of low-fat dairy are recommended in DASH?
4 to 5 servings per week
What is the frequency for legumes, nuts, or seeds in the DASH diet?
American College of Lifestyle Medicine (ACLM)
Which organization recommends an eating plan predominantly based on minimally processed plants?
Fruits, veggies, whole grains, and extra virgin olive oil
What four things should be included in every meal of a Mediterranean Diet?
3 servings per week
How many servings of fish/seafood, nuts, and legumes are recommended in the Mediterranean Diet?
1 serving per day
What is the limit for poultry, low-fat dairy, and eggs in the Mediterranean Diet?
1 serving per week
What is the limit for red meat and sweets in the Mediterranean Diet?
2026 ACC/AHA Lipid Guidelines
Which 2026 guideline endorses a heart-healthy dietary pattern?
AASLD 2023 Fatty Liver Guidance
Which 2023 guidance endorses Mediterranean-style eating for fatty liver?
KDIGO 2024
Which 2024 guideline recommends more plant foods and fewer ultra-processed foods for kidney health?
Obesity Algorithm 2024
Which algorithm supports weight and cancer-risk reduction through plant-forward patterns?
Type, Amount, Frequency and duration
What does the TAF framework for a Nutrition Rx stand for?
2 out of 5
How many Filipinos are sufficiently active?
Sarcopenia and visceral adiposity
A lack of regular physical activity drives which two conditions?
Active endocrine organ
Visceral fat behaves like what type of organ?
Converts testosterone into estrogen
How does visceral fat affect hormonal balance?
Metabolic syndrome
The activity of visceral fat accelerates the development of what syndrome?
Exercise as Medicine
What is the concept of utilizing movement to improve overall health?
Reduced risk of dementia
What is a key brain health benefit of regular physical activity?
Bladder, Breast, Esophagus, Lung, Colon, Kidney, and Stomach
What does the mnemonic BeBE LuCKS stand for regarding cancer risk reduction?
No lower threshold
According to the mortality curve, what is the lower threshold for benefit from physical activity?
150 to 300 minutes
How many minutes of moderate physical activity per week decreases the risk of death by 30%?
Injury risk
What increases if physical activity is pushed far beyond 300 minutes without added mortality benefit?
Sedentariness
Meeting WHO guidelines is not enough if a person also has high levels of what?
75 to 150 minutes
What is the recommended weekly duration for vigorous-intensity aerobic activity?
Moderate-intensity
A person who can talk but not sing during activity is at what intensity level?
Vigorous-intensity
A person who cannot say more than a few words without pausing for breath is at what intensity level?
2 days a week
How many days per week should muscle-strengthening activities be added?
Preserves muscle mass and decreases visceral adiposity
What are two reasons why resistance training is important?
Mounjaro and Ozempic
Strengthening exercises are required for patients on which two medications to prevent muscle loss?
Brisk walking, Ballroom dancing, Gardening, and Housework
What are four examples of moderate-intensity activity?
Jogging, Fast cycling, Jumping rope, and Competitive sports
What are four examples of vigorous-intensity activity?
Cardiorespiratory fitness
The ability to perform whole-body exercise at moderate-to-vigorous intensities for long periods is called what?
Musculoskeletal fitness
The integrated function of strength, endurance, and power is called what?
Flexibility
The range of motion available at a joint is called what?
Until failure (difficult to do another repetition)
To what point should resistance exercises be performed?
8 to 12 repetitions
How many repetitions are recommended for one set of resistance exercise?
2 to 3 sets
What number of sets is more effective for resistance training?
Twice per week
How often should stretching activities be performed?
Preventing injuries
Flexibility exercises are not established by studies to do what?
Frequency, Intensity, Time, and Type
What does the F.I.T.T. prescription format stand for?
10 to 30 seconds
How long should a static stretch be held?
2 out of 5
How many Filipinos have poor sleep?
Inflammation
Chronic sleep restriction can promote what in the body?
Deep, uninterrupted REM sleep
When does the vast majority of daily testosterone release occur in men?
Hormonal baseline (castration effect)
Chronic sleep restriction essentially diminishes what in men?
7 to 9 hours
How many hours of sleep are recommended for adults?
3 hours
How long before bedtime should alcohol be avoided?
Tracking and monitoring
What is helpful and effective in maintaining all lifestyle behaviors?
2 out of 4
How many Filipinos have unmanaged stress?
4-7-8
What is the count for the go-to breathing technique?
Inhale 4, Hold 7, Exhale 8
How do you perform the 4-7-8 breathing technique?
Breath awareness
Which technique shifts breathing from shallow to abdominal to improve oxygen energy production?
Self-hypnosis
Which technique narrows consciousness to allow suspension of disbelief and relaxation?
Guided imagery
Which technique uses imagination to refocus the mind on positive, healing images?
Autogenic training
Which technique uses verbal commands suggesting bodily warmth and heaviness?
Progressive muscle relaxation
Which technique involves alternatingly tensing and relaxing muscle groups?
Transcendental meditation
Which technique anchors attention nonjudgmentally on a silent mantra?
Mindful awareness
Which technique focuses on sensations in the moment rather than the content of thoughts?
Yoga
What is a comprehensive system of practices involving physical postures, breathing, and meditation?
Self-efficacy
The confidence that one can do what is required to cope is called what?
Optimism
Having positive expectations about the future is called what?
Coherence
The orientation that sees life as meaningful and manageable is called what?
Men
Social isolation is a silent crisis particularly impacting which group as they age?
Cardiovascular disease, cognitive decline, and depression
Loneliness increases the risk of which three conditions?
Work, independence, and being needed
For many men, identity is tied to which three things?
Stacking social connection with other prescriptions
How can a physician save time while reinforcing multiple pillars?
2 out of 5
What is the rate of alcohol misuse in the Philippines?
1 out of 5
What is the rate of cigarette smoking in the Philippines?