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ANALYSIS OF TYPE<br />

Carbohydrate or fat burner?<br />

Our ancestors were hunters and gatherers who ate a great deal of fish and meat, so their diet<br />

was high in fat and protein. Later, when agriculture developed, most people began to consume<br />

a high-carbohydrate diet. Our genes have only partially adapted to this radical change in our<br />

food sources. Thus, some people are still genetically programmed to be a "fat burner". Their<br />

bodies can process fat and protein, but rapidly become obese when they eat large quantities of<br />

carbohydrates. Other people are genetically classified as a "carbohydrate burner". In these<br />

cases carbohydrates have little impact on their body weight, but they gain weight quickly if<br />

they start a high fat diet. Your analysis led to the following result:<br />

Your Type:<br />

MIXED TYPE (II)<br />

Do you gain weight from carbohydrates?<br />

NOT SO MUCH<br />

A LOT<br />

▲<br />

Do you gain weight from fat?<br />

NOT SO MUCH<br />

A LOT<br />

▲<br />

Does protein cause you to gain weight?<br />

NOT SO MUCH<br />

A LOT<br />

▲<br />

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