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This At-Home Test Predicts How Long You’ll Live

by Mike Mutzel

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Let's learn about the Sitting Rising Test, a simple at-home assessment linked to overall health and longevity. This video explains its significance in predicting health outcomes, particularly in relation to lower body strength and balance, with tips for improving these areas.

It turns out that less than 8% of people over the age of 50 can do this and get 10 points. Poor performance on the Sitting Rising test is unequivocally linked with poor health outcomes and increased chances of death.”

 

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Research Mentioned:

Araújo, C. G. S., Castro, C. L. B., Franca, J. F. C. & Araújo, D. S. Sitting–rising test: Sex- and age-reference scores derived from 6141 adults. Eur. J. Prev. Cardiol. 27, 888–890 (2020).

 

Time Stamps:

00:00 Introduction to the Sitting Rising Test and demonstration.

00:44 Discussion on studies related to the test and its significance in health.

01:36 Emphasis on the importance of lower body strength and balance.

02:19 Link between poor test performance and health risks; encouragement to strengthen legs and improve balance.


 

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