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Good Low Risk 55% 45% Your Vital O-Mega Scores™ Coronary Heart Disease Risk Based on your % omega-3 and % omega-6 in HUFA 24 45 50 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 US Average Ed Optimal >50% Percent Percent Omega-3 in HUFA The Lands Test % Omega-3 >60% 45--59% 35--44% 25--34% <25% Omega-3 Omega-6 Your Vital Omega Test Scores The following five charts show your key test results: 1. Vital O-Mega Scores™ – Your heart risk, based on your percents of omega-3 and omega-6 in HUFA. 2. Percent Omega-3 in HUFA – Your personal score, the optimal score, and the U.S. average. 3. Omega-3s and Risk of Heart Death – One basis of your Vital O-Mega Scores™. 4. Percent Omega-6 in HUFA – Your personal score, the optimal score, and the U.S. average. 5. Omega-6s and Risk of Heart Death – Another basis of your Vital O-Mega Scores™. 1. Your Vital O-Mega Scores™ – Ranking your heart risk This graphic reveals your Percent Omega-3 in HUFA, your Percent Omega-6 in HUFA, and your estimated heart risk based on those test results. 2. Your Percent Omega-3 in HUFA Score This score reveals the percent of your blood HUFA that’s made up of omega-3 HUFA, including EPA, DPA, and DHA. For example, if your score is 25%, then omega-3s make up 25% of the total amount of highly unsaturated fatty acids (HUFA) in your blood. You can see that the average American has a score of 24%. For optimal heart and overall health, your Percent Omega-3 in HUFA Score should be at least 50%. Note: The risk classifications are general guidelines based upon analysis of data collected in the Multiple Risk Factor Intervention Trial (MRFIT), which revealed the risk of coronary heart disease in relation to the balance of omega-3 and omega-6 HUFA in human blood. The two charts presenting these analyses are shown on pages 3 and 4. Overall risk of CHD will vary among inidividuals, according to their status with regard to other risk factors such as diet, activity, weight, and genetics. Status Excellent Good Fair Poor Poorest CHD Risk Lowest Low Reduced High Highest 2 © 2011 Vital Choice Inc. info@vitaltest.com www.vitaltest.com