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http://www.hps-online.com/tsy4.htm

 

"A man may attain health and longevity if he practices an ejaculation frequency of twice monthly or 24 times in a year.

 

If at the same time he pays careful attention to proper diet and exercise he will have a long and healthy life"

 

[sun Su-mo]

 

"As the great Taoist Doctor Sun points out, diet, exercise and sexual discipline form the three pillars of Taoist health and longevity regimens.

 

The principles of Tao apply equally to men and women...

 

 

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Hypersonic

If you only cum twice a month and have no vices, live 10 years will also feel like an eternity. [laugh]

 

This I agree. If a man lives like that, he has no meaning on earth. Might as well die.

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Now we know how to live till 89 [:p][laugh][:p]

My late grandma lived till the age of 93 with a daily bottle of F&N orange drink.....maybe we can try that too!!! [:p][laugh]

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My late grandma lived till the age of 93 with a daily bottle of F&N orange drink.....maybe we can try that too!!! [:p][laugh]

But He drink Tiger leh [laugh]

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But He drink Tiger leh [laugh]

Drink Tiger more ex and only lived till 89........drink F&N orange cheaper and lived till 93.......which one will you choose??? [:p][laugh]

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Simple sit-and-rise test predicts how long you'll live

PUBLISHED ON JUN 2, 2015 11:49 AM
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Brazilian physician Claudio Gil Araujo was at Changi General Hospital on Tuesday morning to deliver a seminar on physical fitness, and the various ways in which fitness could be measured. -- ST PHOTO: AZIZ HUSSIN

BY GILAINE NG

SINGAPORE - The ability to sit and rise without the use of a hand, forearm or knee could predict mortality, according to Dr Claudio Gil Araujo.

The Brazilian physician was at Changi General Hospital on Tuesday morning to deliver a seminar on physical fitness, and the various ways in which fitness could be measured.

The seminar was part of the Exercise is Medicine Singapore (EIMS) programme to promote physical activity.

One such example is the sitting-rising test, also known as SRT. The test is simple: sit down, stand up, repeat.

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Although simple, the basic movements of lowering to the floor and standing back up is a gauge of a person's muscular strength, flexibility, balance and muscle composition - all components of physical fitness.

Each movement is scored on a scale of 1-5, and one point is subtracted if a hand or knee is used for support.

In a study, results showed that those with a score between 0 and 3 are more than five times as likely to die within the same period, compared to those who scored between 8 and 10.

Said Dr Claudio of the test: "If you lose balance, you lose a point. It is very straightforward and simple for patients to understand the results. You can even do a self assessment, all you need is enough space."

"The SRT is easy to implement and will be able to impact a huge public," said director of Changi Sports Medicine Centre, Dr Kelvin Chew.

"It would be useful as a simple screening test to identify those who need more exercise, especially given our ageing population."

"The test has also been validated and proven to be reliable, so we have more confidence in implementing the test in Singapore."

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- See more at: http://www.straitstimes.com/news/singapore/health/story/simple-sit-and-rise-test-predicts-how-long-youll-live-20150602#xtor=CS1-10

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Hypersonic

Yippeeee!!! Retained all 10 points!!!

 

 

Gonna increase me booze intake by 3 more pints!!!! [grin]

 

Hell yeah!!

 

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Hypersonic

yaaahhhh!!! ...and....and...after the booze.....we're gona....

 

This gif is funny. Can't stop laughing :XD: :XD: :XD:

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