Calculate your life expectancy
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Yikes
97.4.... Can't see myself wanting to live that long. Too many years of being considered a dirty old man... and not being able to live up to it!
97.4.... Can't see myself wanting to live that long. Too many years of being considered a dirty old man... and not being able to live up to it!
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My Name is Mud
97.5 woahhhhhh
Sounds feasible, as my Great Grandmother 108 (just weeks short of her 109th), Grandmother 90... Hmmmmm...
On another note... MG., I have found a really KEWL drink... In the drink aisle of your grocery store - SOBE GREEN TEA - has a blend of ginseng, gingko, guarana & echinacea. I LOVE IT!!! Oh & it has 2 green geckos on its bottle... totally cute!!!
Carlotta
Sounds feasible, as my Great Grandmother 108 (just weeks short of her 109th), Grandmother 90... Hmmmmm...
On another note... MG., I have found a really KEWL drink... In the drink aisle of your grocery store - SOBE GREEN TEA - has a blend of ginseng, gingko, guarana & echinacea. I LOVE IT!!!
Oh & it has 2 green geckos on its bottle... totally cute!!! Carlotta
90.5 -- Sounds a little optimistic to me.
You folks with results in the 50's and 60's -- please take care of yourselves.
If you smoke, consider a nicotine patch.
You folks with results in the 50's and 60's -- please take care of yourselves.
If you smoke, consider a nicotine patch.
just a little side note
The BMI is not a very reliable rating system. It used to be used by the military to rate their personel. Some had taken the evaluation and failed as far a the numbers went. These people were in superb shape, some in body building competitions. But according to the "numbers" that resulted from the evaulation, the should have been released for being obese. Just something to think about. Although having said all that. I know I personally, I have a long way to go as far as getting my heath in order goes
The BMI is not a very reliable rating system. It used to be used by the military to rate their personel. Some had taken the evaluation and failed as far a the numbers went. These people were in superb shape, some in body building competitions. But according to the "numbers" that resulted from the evaulation, the should have been released for being obese. Just something to think about. Although having said all that. I know I personally, I have a long way to go as far as getting my heath in order goes
BMI stands for body mass index which is the percentage of fat you have on you. I found it acurate, having had the test done the hard way with calipers, but I have no idea what crazy stuff the military does with the info...
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Something along the lines of... how long you would likely have lived if we didn't need you to stop a bullet for your country.
Massagegirl said:
Something along the lines of... how long you would likely have lived if we didn't need you to stop a bullet for your country.
Hell ya Chuck!!!!!,,,53. something??????not good,WTF ya been doing to yourself????(loaded question),,Time to get jogging,swimming(aug,,visions of chuck and speedo's),,,k,,seriously,,,,,life is too short as it is,,I drink and smoke and got 86.4 years,but then again.like you said,,,it's not acurate.
It's probably all that WILD living I've been doingstryker said:
btw..the BMI test is not done with calipers..yes that is an evaluation that is practiced to acurately measure your body fat percentage, but it's not part of the BMI..they only normally use numbers to calculate the results for BMI (hieght and wieght) as is done in this on line test..I don't see any calipers being used here and yet this test is calculating peoples BMI's the same way the military used to, with numbers only .The same way that is done here which is why on it's own without any other test done (ie calipers) it is not reliable.
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