debster913
Well-known member
OK, so I took this RealAge test online today. I was bored at home with not much to do and one of my friends recommended it. This test is pretty much a health quiz and asks you all kinds of questions ranging from heart health to how much of you recommended daily allowance of vitamins and minerals you get per day to if you own any pets and what kind of car you drive (risk of accidents, I'm guesing on the last one).
So after finishing this quiz, it says I'll get my results emailed to me within an hour or two. After dinner, I got back on the ol' computer and checked my mail. Looks like my "Real Age" is 45.2. (I'm turning 33 next month). I get this list of all the things that I'm doing right, like exercising, eating right, and so on, but because I don't have a dog (no kidding) and have had a heart attack
(32 years ago in the birth canal) and had mitral valve prolapse until I had surgery to fix it, I'm "generally unhealthy." So I can watch my weight and exercise and keep my stress to a minimum, but I'm 12 years older than my chronological age according to this test because I don't have a dog and survived a heart attack- as a baby.
The funny thing is with this test--and what I feel is its main flaw-- is that they don't really take into account individual factors. The test may say I'm as healthy as a "typical" 45-year-old, but I feel like I'm 25. So there.
Just thought I'd put in my 2 cents for the summer...
Have any of you taken the RealAge test? What did you think of it?
Debi (debster913)
So after finishing this quiz, it says I'll get my results emailed to me within an hour or two. After dinner, I got back on the ol' computer and checked my mail. Looks like my "Real Age" is 45.2. (I'm turning 33 next month). I get this list of all the things that I'm doing right, like exercising, eating right, and so on, but because I don't have a dog (no kidding) and have had a heart attack
(32 years ago in the birth canal) and had mitral valve prolapse until I had surgery to fix it, I'm "generally unhealthy." So I can watch my weight and exercise and keep my stress to a minimum, but I'm 12 years older than my chronological age according to this test because I don't have a dog and survived a heart attack- as a baby.
The funny thing is with this test--and what I feel is its main flaw-- is that they don't really take into account individual factors. The test may say I'm as healthy as a "typical" 45-year-old, but I feel like I'm 25. So there.
Just thought I'd put in my 2 cents for the summer...
Have any of you taken the RealAge test? What did you think of it?
Debi (debster913)