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Discover Your Diet Destiny!
Find out what diet best suits your personality, lifestyle and needs

So you want to start a diet but don't know where to start. And you don't want to waste time on a plan that's not going to work. Picking the right diet is not just about what foods you eat, or in what quantities. It's about how a diet fits your lifestyle, needs and personality. If you don't like balancing your chequebook, you probably won't succeed by counting calories. What you want to assess is whether a diet suits your habits and is something you can stick to.

To help you make your decision, we created this handy quiz to guide you to the diets that are best matched to your personality and way of life. By answering the questions below, you can discover the programmes destined to help you lose weight.

By Emily Lapkin with Lynn Grieger, R.D., C.D.E.

 
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1. Which of the following trips would you be most excited to win?
  a relaxing cruise for you and three guests
  a whitewater rafting adventure for you and your buddies
  a solo round-the-world tour
  quality time alone at your favourite posh resort
 
2. Which of the following job descriptions appeals to you most?
  team-player for fast-paced start-up company
  busy entrepreneur with thriving home business
  part-time worker in quiet, one-person office
  strictly 9-5 worker at stable company with large support staff
 
3. Which scenario comes closest to your ideal Saturday night?
  watching Blind Date and an old movie
  attending a lavish party thrown by pals
  hosting a dinner party for your favourite friends
  working on a craft or hobby
 
4. Your favourite kind of exercise is:
  something social but not too tough, like an after-work softball league
  something challenging and a little competitive, like a boxing class
  something that gives you a good workout but lets you zone out a little, like running
  something more soothing than sweat-inducing, like stretching
 
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