Take The Am I Fat or Bloated Quiz To Bust Your Bloat

Are you feeling uncomfortable after eating? Do you constantly find yourself bloated and wondering if it’s something that you ate, stress, or just plain old fat? Let’s find out with this fun quiz! Don’t worry, judging your body will not be a part of this exercise. We believe all bodies are good bodies.

Instructions:

Below are a series of questions designed to help decide whether you’re experiencing bloat or have some excess weight to lose.

For each question select one answer that is most appropriate for you at the moment. You may feel like there is more than one right answer but try to pick the most fitting one based on what has happened in the last few hours.

Let’s begin!

Question 1: How tight do your pants feel after eating?

  • A) They still fit comfortably.
  • B) They start to pinch around my waist shortly after starting my meal.
  • C) By the time I’m finished eating they might explode off me.

Experiencing relief from taking pants off also counts as an option here…just saying

Question 2: Does cutting dairy help reduce symptoms?

  • A) No change
  • B) Slight improvement
  • C) Allergy sneezes cured and gained $100 because life works perfectly

Evaluation:

If your responses were mostly As , then congratulations! You don’t seem to be bloated nor overweight – keep up the good work! However, doing exercises such as core engaging movements in Pilates class could improve muscle tone already present 🙂

If majority of answers given fell under category B, it looks like bloating probably isn’t entirely about digestion; other culprits include water retention or food sensitivities (like high FODMAP foods). It’d advisable trying fiber supplements such as psyllium husks two times a day, drinking ginger tea, reducing high FODMAP foods and making sure you chew your food extensively.

Mostly C’s in the answers shows either that pants are not eating-compatible or it could mean you may want to lose some excess fat from your body. Eating wholesome meals incorporating lean protein such as grilled chicken, plenty of vegetables with healthy fats like avocado, macadamia oil or nuts while avoiding trans fats/sugar can help bring down overall weight along an active lifestyle.

Question 3: Does caffeine make bloating worse?

  • A) No difference.
  • B) It seems to mildly aggravate symptoms.
  • C) Haven’t stopped babbling since my coffee meeting an hour ago

Question 4: Do you feel more bloated after consuming carbonated beverages?

  • A) Carbonation doesn’t seem to affect me.
  • B) I’ll burp frequently afterward but don’t notice much discomfort otherwise.
  • C) About to win the local burping contest without even trying

Evaluation:

Based on responses given for both questions #3 and #4:

If majority have “A” marked for answers here – congratulations! Your bloatiness is under check for now!

Those who marked primarily opted “B”: limit/cut back on dairy if possible (e.g., consume almond milk instead of cow’s milk). Use herbal remedies/sources of natural digestion relaxants including peppermint/oat-flaxseed teas alongside trying Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO; can be determined through breath test via GI doctor).

For individuals answering mainly “C”, we strongly suggest questioning whether quality over quantity applies in long run-excess consumption being weighed against improved digestive function + abdominal mindset would serve one better 😉

Conclusion:

The quiz above was designed to guide individuals by outlining primary causes responsible against digestive imbalances between fat gain/bloating whilst highlighting particularly recommended approaches best suited to their individual case. Be sure to visit your doctor and discuss any advice apply – don’t let bloat trouble you anymore!

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