DNA diet could help you lose 33% more weight

DNA diet sees those who want to lose weight eat food based on genes Dieters put on one of five eating plans based on a mouth swab test Experts claim obese patients lost 33 per cent more weight on plan

By Sophie Borland

Published: 18:08 EST, 13 June 2014 | Updated: 03:22 EST, 16 June 2014

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Those of the DNA diet lost 33 per cent more weight than those on standard plans (library image)

A DNA diet, in which you eat certain foods based on your genes, could help you to lose a third more weight than calorie counting, experts claim.

They put dieters on one of five eating plans based on the results of a mouth swab test.

Obese patients using these plans lost 33 per cent more weight than those on standard diets, they said.

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DNA diet could help you lose 33% more weight