1. How do you feel about trying out a Low-Carbohydrate Diet (LCD)?
A. Optimistic and excited
B. Cautious but willing
C. Skeptical
D. Uninterested
2. What makes you most excited about the possibility of adopting an LCD?
A. Weight loss
B. Improved metabolic health
C. Variety in food choices
D. Nothing really excites me
3. How confident are you in your ability to stick to an LCD for more than 6 months?
A. Very confident
B. Somewhat confident
C. Not very confident
D. Not confident at all
4. You have the option to go for an LCD or a Low-Fat Diet (LFD), which do you choose?
A. LCD
B. LFD
C. Neither, I prefer another type of diet
D. Not sure
5. What makes you nervous about switching to an LCD?
A. Limited food choices
B. Nutritional deficiencies
C. Potential health risks
D. Difficulty sticking to it
6. How well do you stick to healthy eating habits in general?
A. Very well
B. Fairly well
C. Not very well
D. Poorly
7. Which aspect of the LCD makes you the most happy?
A. Quick weight loss
B. Enjoying fatty foods
C. Improved blood sugar levels
D. Not sure yet
8. When you think about starting an LCD, what are you most concerned about?
A. Long-term sustainability
B. Health risks
C. Social occasions
D. Balancing dietary needs
9. What is most likely to make you feel down about following an LCD?
A. Cravings for carbs
B. Restricted social eating
C. Lack of variety
D. Limited long-term benefits
10. In a perfect world, what would your ideal diet food list include?
A. Plenty of vegetables and lean protein
B. Lots of healthy fats
C. Moderation in all things
D. High-carb comfort foods
11. If you could waive a magic wand, what would the perfect outcome of adopting an LCD be for you?
A. Sustained weight loss
B. Improved health metrics
C. Minimal cravings
D. Ease in meal planning
12. How well do you feel understood by friends and family when you discuss dietary changes like an LCD?
A. Very well understood
B. Somewhat understood
C. Not really understood
D. Not understood at all
13. What keeps you up at night about starting an LCD?
A. Potential health risks
B. Failing to stick with it
C. Missing out on favorite foods
D. Nutritional imbalances
14. Which of these scenarios would you enjoy most while on an LCD?
A. Finding delicious new recipes
B. Seeing quick health improvements
C. Receiving support from others
D. Avoiding cravings successfully
15. What is your current biggest challenge related to dieting?
A. Consistency
B. Meal planning
C. Cravings
D. Support from others
16. When you think about the LCD, what’s the first thing that comes to mind?
A. Weight loss
B. Ketosis
C. Limited carbs
D. Protein and fats
17. How would you describe your relationship to carbohydrate-rich foods?
A. Love them, can’t live without them
B. Enjoy in moderation
C. Could do without them
D. Neutral
18. Are you stuck in a particular pattern that makes starting an LCD challenging?
A. Yes, habitual snacking
B. Yes, social eating
C. Yes, poor meal planning
D. No, I’m adaptable
19. What do you think is missing in your quest to successfully adopt an LCD?
A. Proper meal planning
B. Moral support
C. Nutritional guidance
D. Willpower
20. What’s your go-to comfort food when you’re feeling down?
A. Pasta or bread
B. Chocolate or candy
C. Salad or fruits
D. Meat or cheese
21. How often do you wish to indulge in high-carb foods while on an LCD?
A. Rarely
B. Occasionally
C. Frequently
D. Almost daily
22. What’s your favorite meal setup for a successful low-carb day?
A. High-protein breakfast
B. Hearty, low-carb lunch
C. Delicious, fatty dinner
D. Low-carb snacks throughout the day
23. How comfortable are you discussing the LCD with healthcare professionals?
A. Very comfortable
B. Somewhat comfortable
C. Not very comfortable
D. Uncomfortable
24. What is your current level of expertise in managing a low-carb diet?
A. Expert
B. Intermediate
C. Beginner
D. No experience
25. You’re at a party and everyone is eating high-carb foods, what do you do?
A. Stick to my low-carb plan
B. Allow myself a small indulgence
C. Go off-plan for the night
D. Feel conflicted
26. Do you have a support system in place, like a friend or group, to help you with dietary changes?
A. Yes, definitely
B. Somewhat
C. Not really
D. No
27. How do you handle meal planning requirements for an LCD?
A. I plan all my meals meticulously
B. Plan some meals, wing others
C. Struggle to plan
D. Don’t plan at all
28. How well do you handle cravings for high-carb foods?
A. Very well
B. Fairly well
C. Not very well
D. Poorly
29. What type of dietary restriction would you find hardest to maintain on an LCD?
A. No bread/pasta
B. No sweets
C. No starchy vegetables
D. No fruits
30. What happened the last time you tried a diet change?
A. Stuck with it and saw results
B. Gave up quickly
C. Tried but didn’t see results
D. Never tried a diet change before
31. How prepared are you for dealing with the potential side effects of an LCD?
A. Very prepared
B. Somewhat prepared
C. Not very prepared
D. Not prepared at all
32. What do you dream about achieving with an LCD?
A. My ideal weight
B. Better health metrics
C. More energy
D. Simplicity in eating
33. Which member of your social circle is most supportive of your dietary changes?
A. Family member
B. Close friend
C. Co-worker
D. No one in particular
34. A specific situation arises where you’re tempted by carbs, how do you react?
A. Resist the temptation
B. Rationalize a small indulgence
C. Give in and compromise
D. Avoid these situations entirely
35. Tell us a little about your previous experiences with limiting carbs in your diet.
A. Successful and positive
B. Mixed results
C. Generally unsuccessful
D. Never tried it
36. When you were a kid, how did you feel about carbohydrate-rich foods?
A. Loved them
B. Didn’t care much
C. Ate them out of necessity
D. Avoided them
37. What’s your idea of an ideal meal plan on an LCD?
A. Structured with variety
B. Simple and repetitive
C. Rich in fats and proteins
D. Balanced but low-carb
38. What is your strongest motivation for starting an LCD?
A. Health benefits
B. Weight loss
C. Personal challenge
D. Peer influence
39. How well do you adapt to new dietary information and recommendations?
A. Very well
B. Fairly well
C. Not very well
D. Poorly
40. What aspect of your current diet do you struggle with the most?
A. Portion control
B. Meal variety
C. Nutrient balance
D. Cravings
41. Are you likely to seek professional advice before starting an LCD?
A. Yes, definitely
B. Maybe
C. Unlikely
D. No
42. Someone asks about how you’re doing with your new diet, what’s the actual answer, not just ‘I’m good’?
A. It’s going great
B. It’s challenging but rewarding
C. I’m struggling with it
D. Not seeing much difference
43. What happens if you don’t see immediate results on the LCD?
A. Stick with it patiently
B. Seek advice or adjust the plan
C. Get frustrated and reconsider
D. Quit and try something else
44. What do you think you need to reach your goal with an LCD?
A. Consistency
B. Better resources
C. Stronger support network
D. More knowledge
45. Do you foresee any seasonal challenges to maintaining an LCD?
A. Yes, during holidays
B. Occasionally, special events
C. Rarely, if ever
D. No
46. If you could choose any low-carb meal to have every day, which one would it be and why?
A. Rich, fatty breakfast
B. Flavorful, protein-rich lunch
C. Satisfying, nutrient-dense dinner
D. Healthy, balanced snacks
47. How often do you research new low-carb recipes to try?
A. Very often
B. Occasionally
C. Rarely
D. Never
48. What’s your favorite low-carb snack?
A. Nuts and seeds
B. Cheese and meats
C. Veggie sticks
D. Low-carb bars
49. What (affects you physically, mentally, or emotionally) the most when adjusting to a new diet?
A. Energy levels
B. Mood swings
C. Cravings
D. Meal satisfaction
50. Which of these issues is most likely to be a struggle for you on an LCD?
A. Meal preparation
B. Cravings for carbs
C. Social situations
D. Nutritional balance
51. What is your lowest moment when dieting?
A. Falling off the wagon entirely
B. Giving in to a craving
C. Realizing I’m not making progress
D. Feeling deprived
52. How often do you repeat unhealthy eating patterns?
A. Very often
B. Occasionally
C. Rarely
D. Never
53. How do you manage your expectations about weight loss and health improvement?
A. Realistic and patient
B. Hopeful but prepared for ups and downs
C. Impatient for results
D. Uncertain and anxious
54. What’s your favorite memory related to achieving a health goal?
A. Reaching a weight target
B. Receiving compliments
C. Feeling energized and strong
D. Sticking to a plan
55. Which of the following best describes your current eating habits?
A. Balanced and moderate
B. High-carb
C. Caloric restriction
D. High-protein
56. Do you consider mental and emotional health when starting a new diet like an LCD?
A. Always
B. Sometimes
C. Rarely
D. Never
57. How comfortable are you with the idea of nutritional ketosis?
A. Very comfortable
B. Somewhat comfortable
C. Not very comfortable
D. Uncomfortable
58. What do you hope to gain most from adopting an LCD?
A. Improved health
B. Sustainable weight loss
C. Better energy levels
D. More control over eating habits
59. How do you handle hitting a weight loss plateau?
A. Re-evaluate my plan
B. Seek advice
C. Get discouraged
D. Look for quick fixes
60. Do you have a balanced diet that supports overall health?
A. Yes, well-balanced
B. Fair but could improve
C. Needs more balance
D. Not balanced at all
Disclaimer: Please consult a physician before making any changes to your health regimen.
Source:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8795871/