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Paleo for Life is working on ways to promote the benefits of Paleo lifestyles to the public. One idea is the concept of PaleoQ, a single health score computed using the results of common lab tests. The idea is to have a single number for people to assess the benefits of a Paleo diet, do before/after comparisons, etc. Is this something useful in promoting the "Paleo = Healthy" message? Any suggestions on making it better for promoting the Paleo lifestyle? |
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Very interesting. My suggestions would be to show the baseline/benchmark AND why Paleo for Life thinks that X should Y. Don't make it black box, not that I think you are. |
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It looks like a fun, quick promotional item. Of course the scale values don't mean anything, but the direction over time might be useful, similar to an online bodyfat calculator. eg: http://www.bmi-calculator.net/body-fat-calculator/ I like the "Resources" page. |
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While this tool may work for those in their 40s or older who've been getting blood work done on a regular basis, many young adults these days don't do so yet. Many haven't ever had their blood checked! Going to the doctor and getting these numbers might also be a stretch for our budgets. For those of us for whom it's difficult to get our numbers, it might be more successful to have another measurement of health. That said, it's a fun tool! |
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