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Open Knowledge is Power. True/False - Quiz: Do You Understand Stretching? Quiz: Do You Understand Stretching? Test your knowledge by answering the following questions: Questions True False 1 Stretching is an important part of injury recovery. Explanation: Stretching can help improve muscle mobility after an injury. Many physiotherapists incorporate stretching into a patient's injury rehab plan. 2 Stretching increases blood flow to your muscles. Explanation: Stretching increases blood flow to your muscles, helping to nourish them and eliminate waste byproducts in the muscle tissue. 3 Foods rich in complex carbs are not good pre-workout snacks. Explanation: Foods rich in complex carbs are great pre-workout snacks. Complex carbs will slowly release energy during and after a workout. Foods with sugar will break down quickly, which can result in fatigue. Look for foods such as multigrain bread, beans, bananas, berries and sweet potatoes. 4 Stretching can benefit your mental health. Explanation: Stretching may help reduce symptoms of stress, anxiety and depression. When you stretch, it releases powerful chemicals such as endorphins and serotonin, which improve mood and feelings of well-being. Stretching can lower cortisol (also called the “stress hormone”) levels. 5 Cutting out protein can be an effective weight loss tool. Explanation: If you're trying to lose weight, eating a recommended amount of protein is still essential. Protein supports overall health and helps preserve your muscle mass. Check Answers