Fitness and nutrition experts agree that keeping track of what we eat daily is a way to control and change our eating patterns. Whether you aspire to lose weight, get fit or simply reap nutritional benefits, becoming aware of your dietary habits is key to achieving these goals. This survey will help you recognize your current relationship with food.
Female Male Transgender Other
Under $15,000 15,000–$34,999 35,000–$49,999 50,000–$74,999 75,000–$99,999 100,000 and over
Some high school High school graduate Some college Bachelor's degree or higher
American Indian or Alaska Native Arab or Middle Eastern Asian Black or African American Hispanic or Latino Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander White Other
I'm a subscriber My doctor's office My church A community or college organization It was mailed to my home or office Other: (please specify):
Yes No
When I'm studying When I'm watching TV When I'm socializing When I'm bored When I'm feeling down Other:
Fast foods (pizza, french fries) Ice cream, cake, cookies, candy Chips or crackers Nuts and fruits Other:
Soda Diet soda Fruit juice Coffee/tea, sweetened Water Coffee/tea, unsweetened Other:
0 1 to 7 8 to 14 15 or more
Never 1 to 4 times 5 to 8 times Twice a day or more