The 'probability' indicated in your report (the gray bars in the graph) is the likelihood of your being affected by a particular health condition or risk, as determined by The Analyst™.
A probability of 100% means you have the condition with absolute certainty (for example, if you tell us you have it); a probability of 90% means you are almost certainly affected by that issue; a lower probability such as 30% means it is more likely that you do not have it, but that you might like to check into this possibility if you are at all concerned.
The colored part inside the gray part of the graph indicates the 'seriousness' or 'level of concern' for each condition or risk. It is based on a combination of the probability and the potential severity of a condition. For example, if there is a 50% probability of your having AIDS (again, this is just an example) then this is of very high concern compared to even a 100% chance of having premature hair graying.
The color coding is based on the level of concern, not the probability.
For conditions and risks, a description of the colors is as follows:Do not follow our recommendations without first consulting a licensed health care professional.