40 questions on the Internet longevity calculator is super "magical" and can test how long you can live

How long can I live? This is a question that everyone is concerned about. Recently, the longevity calculator has become popular on the Internet, and all netizens have participated in the longevity test. The 40-question longevity calculator can basically accurately calculate your life span. If you don’t believe it, just try it.

Recently, Dr. Thomas Perls, who is engaged in geriatric medicine research at Boston University School of Medicine, invented a "life expectancy calculator" to help people predict their life expectancy. Perls set the life expectancy of men in the "Life Expectancy Calculator" to 86 years and that of women to 89 years. As each question was answered, the numbers would be added or subtracted accordingly until the answer was obtained. Can life span really be calculated? Dr. Perls said the life expectancy calculator is not a perfect tool, but it provides a blueprint to remind people to maintain good living habits.

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The 40-question longevity calculator circulating on the Internet is super "magical" and can test how long you can live.

1. You are married. (+3 years)

(Note: Marriage extends men’s life expectancy by 3 years, but has no effect on women.)

2. You have close contact with your family and often get together with friends. (+0.25 years)

3. How would you assess your current stress level? Low (+0.75 years); High (-3 years)

4. You are good at stress relief (+1 year old); not so good (-2 years old).

5. Sleep time per night is 3-5 hours (-1 year old); more than 6 hours (+1 year old).

6. How many years of formal education did you receive? More than 16 years (+0.5 years); less than 8 years (-0.5 years).

7.How many hours do you work per week? Less than 40 hours (+2 years); 40 to 60 hours (+1 year).

8. Are you optimistic (+2 years) or pessimistic (-1 year) about aging?

9. The air quality where you live is very good. (+0.5 years)

10. When you are in a private car, you always wear your seat belt. (+0.75 years)