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Home > Blog > REVISED METABOLISM TYPE TEST

REVISED METABOLISM TYPE TEST

REVISED METABOLISM TYPE TEST
Isabel De Los Rios
July 25th, 2024

Adapted from the Metabolic Typing Diet (Wolcott and Fahey 2000), this simple test is the most basic way to determine your metabolism type.

        Circle the letter of the phrase that best completes the following 25 statements according to how you actually feel, not how you think you should feel. If you don’t usually pay attention to your body’s cues before and after eating, then do so for a few days (while continuing your present eating habits) before taking the test. To ensure a valid result, be honest and do not skip any questions!

                                   QUESTIONS


1. When I feel anxious, angry, or irritable,

     A. Heavy fatty foods such as meat or salty nuts make me feel better.

     B.  Fruit, vegetables, or fruit juice makes you feel better


2.  I feel best when I eat the following for breakfast;


     A. Sausage, eggs and/or bacon

     B. Cereal, fruit, and/or toast


3.  If I attended a buffet and could eat whatever I wanted (all health rules     aside), I would choose:


     A. Steak, pork chops, ribs, gravy, and a salad with creamy dressing

     B. Chicken, turkey, fish, vegetables and a dessert


4.  I feel best when the temperature is


    A. Cool or cold; I don’t like hot weather

    B. Warm or hot; I don’t like cold weather


5. Coffee makes me feel 


   A. Jittery, jumpy, nervous, hyper, shaky, or hungry

   B. Okay, as long as I don’t drink too much


 6. In the morning, I am


   A. Hungry and ready to eat breakfast

   B. Not hungry and do not feel like eating


  7. At midday, I am


   A. Hungry and ready to eat lunch

   B. Not noticeably hungry and have to be reminded to eat



   8. In the evening, I am


    A. Hungry and ready to eat dinner

    B. Not noticeably hungry and have to be reminded to eat


   9. I concentrate best if I have eaten a meal that includes


     A. Meat and Fatty foods

     B. Fruits, Vegetable and Grains


10.  When I have cravings, I tend to want


     A. salty and fatty snacks (peanuts, cheese or potato chips)

      B. Baked goods or other carbs


11.  When I eat sugar or a sugary snack

     A. I feel a rush of energy, then I am likely to crash and feel fatigued

     B. My energy levels are restored


12. If dessert is served


    A. I can take it or leave it; I would rather have cheese, chips or popcorn

    B. I definitely will indulge; I like to have some thing sweet after a meal 


 13. If I have a dessert, I most often choose

          

    A. Cheesecake or creamy French pastries

    B. Cakes, cookies, or candies


 14. For dinner, I feel best (satiated) after eating


    A. Steak and Vegetables

    B. Skinless Chicken Breast


 15. I sleep best if my meal 


     A. Heavy and includes more proteins

     B. Light and includes more carbohydrates


 16. I wake up feeling well rested if


    A. I don’t eat sweets in the evening

    B. I eat sweets in the evening


17.  I feel best during the day if I eat


   A. Small meals frequently, or three meals and some snacks

   B. Two or Three meals a day, no snacks; I can last pretty long without eating


18.  I describe myself as someone who

        

   A. Loves to eat ; food is a central part of my life

   B. Is not very concerned with food; I may forget to eat at times


19. If I skip a meal, I feel

      

   A. Irritable, jittery, weak, tired, depressed

   B. Okay; it doesn’t really bother me


20. If I had fruit and low-fat cottage for lunch, I would feel;


    A. Hungry, irritable, sleepy soon after

    B. Satisfied and probably could go until dinner after that.


 21. During the Day, I feel hungry


   A. Often and needs to eat several times a day

   B. Rarely and have a weak appetite


 22. I would describe myself as someone who is more


    A.  Extroverted – I am a very social person

    B. Introverted   -- I usually keep to myself


 23.  When a meal or a food is very salty,


   A. I love it!!!

   B. I don’t enjoy it


24. If I get hungry mid-afternoon, I feel best (more energized) after eating


   A. Cheese and nuts

   B. Something Sweet


 25.  After exercising, I feel best if I eat


    A. A Protein Shake or food that contains protein

    B. A High sugar drink or food such as a Gatorade or a banana


               

                                      SCORING

First, count how many times you selected “A” and the total number of times you selected “B”.  

Total number of A answers =

Total number of B answers =

Next, referring to these scores, select the metabolism type classification according to the following criteria:

  • If your “A” score is 5 or more points higher than your “B” score (e.g. A=15, B=10), then you’re a Protein type.
  • If your “B” score is 5 or more points higher than your “A” score, then you’re a Carb Type.
  • If you’re A and B scores are within 3 points of each other, you’re a Mixed Type.  

   Source: Isabel De Los Rios adapted from William Wolcott and Trish Fahey

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