Weekly Nutrition Audit (Narrative)

What this tool does

It converts weekly behavior signals (adherence, protein consistency, fiber, hydration, sleep, training, and snack drift) into a narrative report with wins, risk points, and next-week actions.

Who and when to use it

• Use once per week, ideally same day/time, to keep decisions objective.
• Useful for fat-loss, recomposition, or muscle phases when consistency matters.
• Best for users who track at least basic weekly habits.

Confidence model: this audit is strongest when inputs are tracked daily and honestly (especially adherence, protein days, and sleep). Treat it as trend guidance, not precision diagnosis.

How to use this tool (step by step)

1. Run this once at the end of each week.
2. Use honest weekly averages rather than best-day numbers.
3. Read only the top 1-2 risk points; avoid changing everything at once.
4. Pick one priority and lock it for the next 7 days.
5. Re-audit next week and compare trend direction, not perfection.

FAQ

What is a good score?

Think in ranges: strong, workable, or noisy. Direction over time matters more than one score.

Can this replace coaching?

No. It is a structured self-review tool to improve weekly decisions.

Should I change many habits at once?

Usually no. One high-leverage change per week is more sustainable.

What if I had a chaotic week?

Run the audit anyway. Honest low-signal weeks still produce useful reset actions.

How long before trends are clear?

Most people need 2-4 weekly cycles to see stable pattern improvements.

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