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Weight Management Surveysupport2023-05-09T20:06:30+00:00
Test One: Carbohydrate Sensitivity
Check off each symptom that occurs with any degree of regularity
___ Nervousness
___ Irritability
___ Fatigue & Exhaustion
___ Faintness, dizziness, cold sweats,shakiness, weak spells
___ Depression
___ Drowsiness, especially after meals or in mid-afternoon
___ Headaches
___ Digestive disturbances with no obvious cause
___ Forgetfulness
___ Insomnia
___ Needless worrying
___ Mental Confusion
___ Rapid pulse, especially after eating certain foods
___ Muscle pain
___ Antisocial behavior
___ Over-emotional, crying spells
___ Lack of sex drive
___ Leg cramps
___ Blurred Vision
___ Shortness of breath, sighing and excess yawning
___ Cravings for starch and sugar-rich foods
Circle each statement that most accurately applies to you.
Test Two: Calorie Sensitive Test
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You had a normal body weight when younger, but slowly gained weight after age 30
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You are presently overweight but by 25 pounds or less.
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You have a normal appetite. ( get hungry at mealtimes)
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You have few, if any food cravings.
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You have maintained the same basic eating habits all your life.
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You eat three meals a day.
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You have gained a certain amount of extra body weight but seem to have tapered off (not continued to steadily gain more and more weight).
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You have few or none of the symptoms associated with poor carbohydrate metabolism as discussed in test one.
Test Three: Carbohydrate Intolerant Test
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You are more than 25 pounds overweight.
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You have had a tendency to be overweight all your adult life.
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You have been overweight since you were younger.
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You have a poor appetite and skip meals often
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You prefer not to eat in the morning.
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You have food cravings that temporarily go away when starchy or sugary foods are eaten.
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There are foods that you feel you could absolutely not do without.
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Your waist is bigger than your hips (men). Your waist is more than twice the size of your hips ( women).
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Most or all of the symptoms associated with carbohydrate intolerance and/or excess stress on test One apply to you.
Are you, or have you in the past year, taken any of the following classes of medications?
___ Thiazide Diuretics ___ Beta-Blockers
___ Steroids ie.prednisone or cortisone ___ Birth Control Pills
___ Epinephrine containing medications ___ Anti-anxiety drugs
___ Anti-depression drugs ___ Diabetes medications
___ Statin (cholesterol) medications ___ Diet pills containing caffeine
Test Four: Insulin Profile
Yes No
1.Do you exercise? ______ ______
If yes, how often/ what type? ________________________________________________
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Do you consume Diet soft drinks? ______ ______
How many per day? ________
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Do you consume alcoholic beverages? ______ ______
How many? _________________
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Do you use artificial sweeteners? ______ ______
Which Brands? _______________________________________
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Do you smoke cigarettes or cigars? ______ ______
Quantity? __________________________
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Do you consume coffee? ______ ______
How many cups per day? _____________________
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How many meals do you consume daily? ________________
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Do you snack between meals? ______ ______
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Do you use low carb/low calorie diet foods? ______ ______
If so how often?________________________
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Do you have any food cravings? ______ ______
Please list in order of craving intensity ________________________________________
If you scored high on tests 1 and 3 you are likely carbohydrate intolerant and excess carbohydrates are the cause of your weight gain due to excess insulin production.
If you scored low on tests 1 and 3 but high on test two you are likely calorie sensitive and are consuming too many calories.
Here at the Institute of Nutritional Science we have helped many thousands of people to normalize their weight through weight loss programs designed around their body chemistry.
Our full program is outlined in my book The Weight Management Revolution. Call us at 619-507-2113 so that we may discuss your test results and design a program of diet and supplements to help you normalize your weight in the shortest time possible.
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