Look after your heart.

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MrMark replied

30 December 2010, 20:04
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

Look after your heart.

Distant friend number one, 65yo, obese, eats and drinks a lot, diabetic, no exercise had a stoke five years ago under medication and registered disabled.

Distant friend number two, 58yo normal weight, athletic, drinks in moderation dies of heart attack.

Old fatso still going

Moral, if you’r over 50 get regular check-ups

Today is 30 December. Why didn't you tell us this 3 weeks ago
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Cretin replied

30 December 2010, 16:17
It's all in the genes. I have the diet of a Glaswegian docker and drink like a fish yet am as fit as a flea.

HTH
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TimberWolf replied

30 December 2010, 16:03
The good news is that your life expectancy increases as you get older. Not many 90 year old's will die at 80 for instance.
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TimberWolf replied

30 December 2010, 16:02
I'm not convinced athletic is a great deal more healthy than unfit. Average in all things is probably best. Not too tall or too short or fat or thin or overdo anythin (rhymes). I expect this would be embodied in life insurance actuary tables.
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Paddy started a topic Look after your heart.

30 December 2010, 15:46
Look after your heart.

Look after your heart.

Distant friend number one, 65yo, obese, eats and drinks a lot, diabetic, no exercise had a stroke five years ago under medication and registered disabled.

Distant friend number two, 58yo normal weight, athletic, drinks in moderation dies of heart attack.

Old fatso still going

Moral, if you’r over 50 get regular check-ups

Last edited by Paddy; 30 December 2010, 20:32.
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