Research shows that it is not athletic status per se that confers additional years to life but rather the amount of habitual activity in which individual participate through their lives. True or False?

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Jillian Morse

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19 December, 03:49

Research shows that it is not athletic status per se that confers additional years to life but rather the amount of habitual activity in which individual participate through their lives. True or False?

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TRUE

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Longevity is very complex, so only athletic status is not enough to understand it. Athletic status is a good sign that a person is likely to have more years of life because it is a sign of health. However, this does not serve as a universal parameter. Some people may have athletic status and be sick. Researchers suggest that understanding a person's ability to live longer requires understanding their lifestyle, such as diet, exercise routine, reading, daily stress level, and more.