loin andround areleaner cutsof red meatChemicals intobacco candamage theheart andblood vesselsnormal bloodpressure isaround120/80use salt-freeseasoningslike Mrs.Dashchoose fat-free, non-fat,1/2% or 1%fat milk andyogurtsavoidincreasedintake offoods high insaturated fatslook for "lowsodium, nosalt added orno salt" onfood productschoosebreads with<140 mg ofsodium perservingif your drinkalcohol, doso inmoderationavoid excessintake ofsugar-sweetenedbeveragesavoid transfat- found infried food,fast food andbaked goodssodiumgoal perserving:140 mgmaintain ahealthybodyweightfind healthyways tomanage yourstress levelsbroil, bake,steam, grillor stir-fryrather thandeep-fryingtry to eat 20-30 grams offiber per dayaim for 30-60 minutesof activityper daytry to keepyour dailysodiumintake <2000mg per dayaim for 7-9 hours ofsleep pernightbacon, cheese,biscuits, cakes,and butter areall high insaturated fatschicken,pork, fish andturkey are alllean sourcesof proteinomega-3fatty acidsare good forthe heartexamples ofomega-3 fattyacids include:salmon, tuna,walnuts,flaxseedengage inregular physicalactivity toimprove hearthealthloin andround areleaner cutsof red meatChemicals intobacco candamage theheart andblood vesselsnormal bloodpressure isaround120/80use salt-freeseasoningslike Mrs.Dashchoose fat-free, non-fat,1/2% or 1%fat milk andyogurtsavoidincreasedintake offoods high insaturated fatslook for "lowsodium, nosalt added orno salt" onfood productschoosebreads with<140 mg ofsodium perservingif your drinkalcohol, doso inmoderationavoid excessintake ofsugar-sweetenedbeveragesavoid transfat- found infried food,fast food andbaked goodssodiumgoal perserving:140 mgmaintain ahealthybodyweightfind healthyways tomanage yourstress levelsbroil, bake,steam, grillor stir-fryrather thandeep-fryingtry to eat 20-30 grams offiber per dayaim for 30-60 minutesof activityper daytry to keepyour dailysodiumintake <2000mg per dayaim for 7-9 hours ofsleep pernightbacon, cheese,biscuits, cakes,and butter areall high insaturated fatschicken,pork, fish andturkey are alllean sourcesof proteinomega-3fatty acidsare good forthe heartexamples ofomega-3 fattyacids include:salmon, tuna,walnuts,flaxseedengage inregular physicalactivity toimprove hearthealth

Heart Healthy - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. loin and round are leaner cuts of red meat
  2. Chemicals in tobacco can damage the heart and blood vessels
  3. normal blood pressure is around 120/80
  4. use salt-free seasonings like Mrs. Dash
  5. choose fat-free, non-fat, 1/2% or 1% fat milk and yogurts
  6. avoid increased intake of foods high in saturated fats
  7. look for "low sodium, no salt added or no salt" on food products
  8. choose breads with <140 mg of sodium per serving
  9. if your drink alcohol, do so in moderation
  10. avoid excess intake of sugar-sweetened beverages
  11. avoid trans fat- found in fried food, fast food and baked goods
  12. sodium goal per serving: 140 mg
  13. maintain a healthy body weight
  14. find healthy ways to manage your stress levels
  15. broil, bake, steam, grill or stir-fry rather than deep-frying
  16. try to eat 20-30 grams of fiber per day
  17. aim for 30-60 minutes of activity per day
  18. try to keep your daily sodium intake <2000 mg per day
  19. aim for 7-9 hours of sleep per night
  20. bacon, cheese, biscuits, cakes, and butter are all high in saturated fats
  21. chicken, pork, fish and turkey are all lean sources of protein
  22. omega-3 fatty acids are good for the heart
  23. examples of omega-3 fatty acids include: salmon, tuna, walnuts, flaxseed
  24. engage in regular physical activity to improve heart health