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A.3.2 Benefits to health of being active

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Total cards: 13•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Factors that lower immunity in athletes

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• sleep deprivation • stress and anxiety • intensified training • poor nutrition

#2
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Physical well-being

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A state of optimal health where the body can function efficiently both mentally and physically

#3
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Benefits of an active lifestyle

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• help maintain body weight • improves sleep quality • improve mental health, reduce risk of anxiety and depression • improve cognitive functions

#4
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Exercise and the immune system

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• immune system helps us fight against viruses in harmony • lowering chances of infections • moderate exercise prevent risk of infections

#5
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What are pathogens

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microorganisms known to cause diseases within our body

#6
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Stress and the immune system

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short term stress increases preparation for danger/disease increasing immune function

#7
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Relationship between activity level and immune system function J-shaped Model

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relationship between exercise intensity and likelihood of URTIs moderate physical activity decreases the risk of infection compared to sedentary lifestyle. However, too intense training can increase the risk of infection

#8
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Definition of sedentary lifestyle

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Someone who doesn’t do much exercise and

#9
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What is a URTI infection

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Upper respiratory tract infection, caused by an acute infection

#10
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What is an acute infection

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short term illness that beings rapidly and usually resolves quickly

#11
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Relationship between activity level and immune system function S-shaped curve Model

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Elite athletes may perform high intense training with no increase risk of URTIs rate

#12
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Physical inactivity

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Not meeting recommended levels of physical activity cause cardiovascular disease obesity type 2 diabetes

#13
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Self esteem

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