Learn your Unique Eating Type

Complete the following questionnaire and find out which Eating Behavior Type most affects your losing weight and keeping it off. Answer each question as honestly as possible. Don't over think the questions... simply mark the statements that seem to apply to you most often. Your answers will be calculated and the results E-mailed back to you in a few minutes.


     
1 Eating certain foods makes me feel happier.
2 I hardly ever weigh myself.
3 There are certain foods or food groups I eat almost daily.
4 I have been overweight most of my life.
5 My weight has never really been an issue until recently.
6 At times I consider food my best friend and at other times, my worst enemy.
7 I'm not really sure what dress size or pant size I wear.
8 Sometimes I will think about, plan and look forward to what I'm going to eat in the evening, all day long.
9 I have trouble believing I could ever really be as thin as i want.
10 I used to know what to do to keep my weight down, but it doesnt seem to work anymore.
11 Sometimes without realizing it, I'll finish off a whole bag of chips or clear my plate. Its like something takes over.
12 I think its shallow to focus on physical appearances.
13 When I get carving for a certain food, I can't think of anything else until I have it.
14 I've been dieting or thinking about losing weight my whole life.
15 Sometimes I get busy and forget to eat.
16 I eat when I'm upset or anxious.
17 I tend to avoid looking at myself in mirrors or photos.
18 I go through phases where I'm obsessed with certain foods like chocolate or french fries, or with food groups like
fast food burgers or pasta.
19 I believe that for me, being overweight is inevitable.
20 Food isn't that important to me.
21 Sometimes when I feel bad about being overweight, it makes me want to eat more.
22 I avoid talking about my weight or dieting with anyone.
23 Sometimes if I see someone eating something or see a commercial for a certain food, I just have to have it.
24 Diets never work for me. I always gain the weight back and then some.
   
     
This assessment was created in collaboration with Provida Life Science, Inc.
and the SMART Technique.  To learn more about the SMART Technique