5 to 9: MEDIUM WEIGHT GAIN PROBABILITY
You can easily put on weight from your “yes” answers, so you must be vigilant. Rather than giving up all the bad habits at once, set short-term goals. For instance, for one month go without two or three of the foods or drinks that aren’t good for you. Observe how you feel afterwards. You may decide to have some occasionally, while leaving others out forever without any effects of feeling ill. Stick to these changes for one month – your cravings will only be short-term withdrawal symptoms. Aim to have your score below 5 within three months. Provided you add more fibre to your diet, and follow the recommendations of a Clinical Weight Loss Specialist to experience noticeable results.
10 to 14: HIGH WEIGHT GAIN PROBABILITY
Your diet is not good and you will need to make changes in order to be able to lose weight and enjoy better health. Take one step at a time. Aim to have your score below 5 within six months. You will need the support of a Clinical Weight Loss Specialist. You will find that some of your bad dietary habits will change for the better as you witness the results from your efforts. The bad habits that remain should be dealt with one at a time. Remember that sugar, pastries, sweets, chocolate, white bread, cookies, full fat dairy, junk foods, and alcohol are all addictive. Your cravings for them will dramatically decrease or go away altogether after one month without them.