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  1. http://www.agingresearch.org/calculator/quiz.cfm

    I got about 86, not counting the possibility of political purges or
    natural disasters.

  2. Man o' Tea said:

    http://www.agingresearch.org/calculator/quiz.cfm

    I got about 86, not counting the possibility of political purges or
    natural disasters.


    This is a bit weird.
    It said:
    Your calculated health span is 97.0 years. Below, please find the
    reasoning behind the questions, which you answered that made your score
    less than it should be:

    What they don't know is that I'm not careful crossing streets. I think
    they may have put too much emphasis on practicing safe sex.

    Ruth Kazez

  3. "Man o' Tea" <[email hidden]> a écrit dans le message de news:
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    Quoted message said:

    http://www.agingresearch.org/calculator/quiz.cfm

    I got about 86, not counting the possibility of political purges or
    natural disasters.

    I got 87.6 years, not counting the fact that we live longer here... ;-)

    -- Olivier

  4. Man o' Tea said:

    http://www.agingresearch.org/calculator/quiz.cfm

    I got about 86, not counting the possibility of political purges or
    natural disasters.


    Interesting test, but I'm not giving it a lot of credance. I was given
    89.6 years, which I'll take, but I think that is very surprizing since
    I'm quite overweight, have diabetes, and have had relatives die from
    cancer around age 50. I'm also not good about crossing streets.

    We science-fiction writing swedish valhunds hardly ever live to age 89,
    anyway! 😉
    Madelaine

  5. In article said:

    Interesting test, but I'm not giving it a lot of credance. I was given
    89.6 years, which I'll take, but I think that is very surprizing since
    I'm quite overweight, have diabetes, and have had relatives die from
    cancer around age 50. I'm also not good about crossing streets.

    I'm crippled and haven't been swimming much lately, but I nevertheless got
    ~93 years -- probably because of my current Weightwatchers core plan diet,
    which limits me to low-fat, high-fiber, unprocessed foods. Also, an
    extremely long-lived grandmother. I don't think I'll reach 93 years unless
    I manage to lose ALL the extra weight and swim more regularly.

    --
    Karen Lofstrom [email hidden]
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    "If you ever come within a mile of our house, will you stay there all
    night?" -- Sir Boyle Roche

  6. Karen Lofstrom said:
    In article said:

    Interesting test, but I'm not giving it a lot of credance. I was given
    89.6 years, which I'll take, but I think that is very surprizing since
    I'm quite overweight, have diabetes, and have had relatives die from
    cancer around age 50. I'm also not good about crossing streets.

    I'm crippled and haven't been swimming much lately, but I nevertheless got
    ~93 years -- probably because of my current Weightwatchers core plan diet,
    which limits me to low-fat, high-fiber, unprocessed foods. Also, an
    extremely long-lived grandmother. I don't think I'll reach 93 years unless
    I manage to lose ALL the extra weight and swim more regularly.

    I dunno. I got 96.8 and I do low carb (my plan is moderate protein and
    high fat and while it actually is very high in veggies and other
    unprocessed foods, there's no way the survey elicited that).

    I think we just had the good sense to be born female. <g>

    Martha

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  7. "Martha Gallagher" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Karen Lofstrom said:
    In article said:

    Interesting test, but I'm not giving it a lot of credance. I was


    given

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    89.6 years, which I'll take, but I think that is very surprizing since
    I'm quite overweight, have diabetes, and have had relatives die from
    cancer around age 50. I'm also not good about crossing streets.

    I'm crippled and haven't been swimming much lately, but I nevertheless


    got

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    ~93 years -- probably because of my current Weightwatchers core plan


    diet,

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    which limits me to low-fat, high-fiber, unprocessed foods. Also, an
    extremely long-lived grandmother. I don't think I'll reach 93 years


    unless

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    I manage to lose ALL the extra weight and swim more regularly.

    I dunno. I got 96.8 and I do low carb (my plan is moderate protein and
    high fat and while it actually is very high in veggies and other
    unprocessed foods, there's no way the survey elicited that).

    I think we just had the good sense to be born female. <g>

    Martha

    Must be a female thing, mine came out to be 98.3...

  8. "DaKitty" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Must be a female thing, mine came out to be 98.3...


    I got 94 - female, good blood pressure, and good cholesterol.

  9. 95.7 (I am angry that they "penalized" me for eating lots of rice and
    bagels and al dente pasta...they are full of hooey about this!).

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    95.7 (I am angry that they "penalized" me for eating lots of rice and
    bagels and al dente pasta...they are full of hooey about this!).


    Oh no! carbo-loading to death!
    [sorry, it just sounded kind of funny]

  11. 98.3. I got docked for my daily icecream!
    Marianne

    "Man o' Tea" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    http://www.agingresearch.org/calculator/quiz.cfm

    I got about 86, not counting the possibility of political purges or
    natural disasters.

  12. Meagan said:

    98.3. I got docked for my daily icecream!

    Worth 1.7 years, IMO.

  13. "Man o' Tea" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    http://www.agingresearch.org/calculator/quiz.cfm

    I got about 86, not counting the possibility of political purges or
    natural disasters.


    Perhaps we should make reservations at the same nursing home, one with an olympic
    pool.

    Adam

  14. Adam Helberg said:

    Perhaps we should make reservations at
    the same nursing home, one with an
    olympic pool.

    And alien "Cocoon"s in the water. :-)

  15. I got a 93 and I am male, good blood pressure and good cholesterol,
    but with cancer in the family and not old parents who are still alive.
    I will take it.

    "j. sterling" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "DaKitty" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Must be a female thing, mine came out to be 98.3...


    I got 94 - female, good blood pressure, and good cholesterol.

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