How long are we gonna live kids?

[XtRaVa]

I somehow doubt it will be anywhere near to being correct. Even if 10/10 random age predictions it gave, were actually right, I'd believe it to be coincidence. I dont think it will even get one right however.

[halloweenfreak1]

.....88.....

[Phalanx]

I think tea is +3 because it calms the body

Antioxidants. Good for the blood pressure, among other things.
High levels in black tea (enough to counter, or at least do some good against comparatively low caffeine levels compared to say, coffee), HighER levels in green tea, which is actually just black tea that hasn't been cooked up, distilled and fucked with...retains much of its natural "good stuff".
You wouldn't milk green tea, and I find I use less sugar (but then again, I use a green tea and jasmine blend, naturally sweeter and nicer)...but yes, you had a point, when you add milk to black tea it, the fat cells do something and makes the antioxidant levels kind've die...not totally, but the introduction of fat definately makes it not SO good. The more milk, the less "goodness".
As for sugar, well, we all know that one.
So, if you're gonna drink black tea with milk and sugar, the best way, or at least the healthiest way would be to make the tea strong, add only a little milk (don't have it "white", if it's still something of an orange colour, it's ok), and yknow lessen the amount of sugar you have in it, which is something you can get used to pretty easily.
Fuck all those fake sugar things...generally they do more harm than good, while not containing the things people want to avoid by not eating sugar, they sure do contain a lot of other chemicals.
But yeah...tea = antioxidants = good.
They say if you have a half glass of red wine once a day, it's also good, for the same reasons.

isn't the average life expectancy something like 70-75? yet everyone's answer on here is in the 80s and up. either we're all health nuts (doubtful, this is an internet forum after all, which are notorious for being havens of scum and villainy and couch potatoes) or this thing is way off.

Can't say I wasn't surprised by the answers...but then, I did say answers indicating that I eat pretty healthy, no pollution, excersize 3 times a week...that's not some huge effort...I mean I still wrote that I was a couch potato and overweight (actually, I don't think I'm THAT overweight as 20 pounds, but I didn't wanna do the pounds vs kilos thing...)...actually, I think I used to be overweight...the scales have been more in my favour lately, bigtime, all the same, I still indicated that I was (old habits)...I ticked the tea thing as I LOVE tea...and went against the coffee thing, as much as I love it, I next to never drink it anymore....oh, and I think one of the beggining questions, the charring of meat/fish has something to do with it too...from what I've learned, supposedly if there's an overabundance of carbon levels in your food, that's bad...but yeah...I ticked "bad" stuff and "good" and still got 80+...I wonder what it'd say if you went into the test and chose nothinig but the "bad answers"...

Update: The answer is 61...that's pretty high for a person who does nothing but the wrong things, hm?
Yeah, like I said, I make over 70, I'm cool with that.

[ferretchucker]

Originally Posted by Phalanx

Fuck all those fake sugar things...generally they do more harm than good, while not containing the things people want to avoid by not eating sugar, they sure do contain a lot of other chemicals.
But yeah...tea = antioxidants = good.
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Yeah, whenever I go around my nan's she only lets me drink tea, water and milk (as well as some fruit juices) because she works for this network marketing place called neways. Scientists have proved newaysare the healthiest products in the world. Anyway, from there she learnt about aspartame. It's basically a sweet legal poison. If you see any drink with the word "diet" in it and many more drinks it almost definetely has aspartame in it.


As for the 70-75 thing, i think that may only be due to all the suicisides,road accidents, murders etc.

My great nan smoked, did some minor drugs in her youth, drunk, wasn't all that healthy and she lived to 98.