I find tests like that completely impossible to answer.  Have no idea 
what my preferences are because I cannot answer any of those questions.

For example, how the heck do you answer these:
"If you ate a large salad with some low-fat meat like chicken breast for 
lunch (versus higher fat meat like a hamburger patty), how would it 
affect your productivity throughout the rest of the afternoon?"

(uhh sorry but my body is not that sensitive to any food to give me an 
answer to this, chances are I could ate pretty much anything and feel 
fine, i go paleo for long-term effects)

or this one
"When you eat a lot of red meat does it cause you to lose or gain body 
fat? Do you look slimmer in the mirror or is it easier for your clothes 
to fit?"

I've always been pretty lean (only 23 atm) and switching what i eat 
hasnt really had any effect on my body size or composition nor would 
eating more/less red meat have any effect.  Always been able to eat 
anything I want and feel fine.  Often people on the list or other places 
seem to say "eating x makes me feel y".  Am I the only one that can't 
use my bodys reaction to foods to infer what my carb/fat/protein intake 
should be? 

-Greg

Inci Willard wrote:

>I just took this test over at Mercola's site,my score was 85. It was the
>short free version test and I intend to take the more comprehensive test
>sometimes this week when I'll have more time.
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>At my age (about to turn 54),I seem to operate much better on very little
>carb ( raw veggies),lots of fat and protein. No bloat,no joint pains, no
>mood swings and all outdoor workload in the cold weather.
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>Life is wonderful with Paleo diet.
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>Inci Willard
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>The reason a dog has so many friends is that he wags his tail instead of his
>tongue. - Anonymous
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