Roudy
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The quiz isn't very accurate and I think doesn't take into account genetics and other anomalies, but it does give you an overall idea of the factors that Life Insurance companies believe contribute to longevity. I would consider their data pretty reliable as they are in the business of making money on people who live longer.Count calories, stay away from bread, rice, pasta, potatoes, and corn, limit alcohol consumption, eat lots of fruits and vegetable, and maintain a vigorous exercise schedule. Here is a test by Northwestern Mutual Life that proves my point.
It's interesting that there are only 13 questions
Yet, they can predict how long you're likely to
live.
Lifespan Calculator – Test Your Life Expectancy || NM
Calculator said I will live to 120.
Okay, j/k. It said 93.
Mine's 89 right now. The questions are pretty generalized so I don't know if I really trust it to be anywhere near accurate but I would love it to be.
Working early again today so I can go workout. It was crowded yesterday but after, I drove around a little and I see the bike path we have in the city goes right by the back of the Y. This bike path is around six miles and runs through all kinds of nice places. One is a great metropark here. There's a good parking area there where you can hop on the path.
You can check your city for things like that, it's absolutely free and safer than riding on the streets.