FitTeen Australia

Transform your health and wellbeing through real-time Australian health data, interactive learning experiences, and evidence-based wellness education

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The Teen Health Reality

Current statistics show alarming trends in teen health. But together, we can change these numbers.

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🌟 Health & Wellbeing Fact

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πŸͺ Choose Your Aisle

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Fresh Fruits
12 items
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Vegetables
15 items
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Proteins
10 items
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Grains & Cereals
8 items
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Dairy Products
6 items
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Snacks & Treats
9 items

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βš–οΈ Food Comparison Lab

Compare nutritional values and make informed choices

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Sleep Hours

Recommended: 8-10 hours

4h 8.0h 12h
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Exercise Minutes

Recommended: 60+ minutes daily

0min 60min 180min
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Daily Calories

Recommended: 2000-2500 for teens

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Your Health Index

85
Excellent
85
Health Index
Sleep Impact
80%
Exercise Impact
85%
Nutrition Impact
90%

πŸ’‘ Recommendations

  • Great job! Your current lifestyle supports excellent health.
  • Keep up the consistent sleep schedule for optimal recovery.
  • Your exercise routine is perfect for teen development.
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Build healthy habits
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Choose based on taste
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Influenced by friends

🏫 School Canteen Favorites

What Australian teens commonly choose during school hours

πŸ• Hangout Spots & Fast Food

Popular choices when teens socialize with friends

🏠 Family Meals & Snacks

Common food choices in Australian family households

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Research Insight

Australian teens make 60% of their food decisions based on peer influence during social settings

Source: Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
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Wellbeing Tip

Understanding food culture helps make informed choices while staying socially connected

Evidence-based nutrition education