Try it a few times, with your starting weight & then your current weight, then your goal!


http://www.healthatoz.com/healthatoz...ck/Entrisk.jsp

Talk about an eye opener!


edited to add, I posted this for fun. No matter what info I put in, it says my life expentancy is 40.

Mine says 31! But even when i entered a healthy weight and picked the healthiest answers, it told me 39.

it says it was for entertainment purposes, which is weird. mine said 26. HAHA

Thanks for using life clock, shelly. Your expected age is: 26.0 years


and i just turned 26 at the beginning of the month. LOL
does that mean i should start acting my age too?

I think the programming is wrong.. I don't drink or smoke.. besides being fat I'm healthy.. and they said 39.. yikes! maybe they meant "real" age?

Mine said 38 years old no matter what weight I put in! I think it have some programming errors!

That site is definitely broken, no matter what I put for my weight, it said 37 years for me. I was curious what some other things might say so I tried the following which has a life expectancy calculator: http://www.livingto100.com/ It said I'd live to 98.8, which I highly doubt but who knows

my life expectancy is 79.7 on the living to 100 one.

IM GOING TO DIE SOON! Mine said 44 at highest weight 43 at my current weight and 44 at my goal weight with all the healthy options. I better get things in order. LOL

Very interesting thread. The first gave me a consistent life expectancy of 76. The second gave me 82.5. That's more in line with what I've "projected" for myself. Of course, neither could have given me a 30 or 40 answer as I'm already 67.

The website told me 33 and then 39 if I changed the family history to all no's. I went to the second website as poste by nelie an it says 96.1. I like that one much better!!

Oh good god! Mine says 25.... I only have 3 years left. Even at my goal weight, it says 28... Who the heck made this thing?!?!

Alright, now I'm off to try the one that Nelie posted and will see how that one works.

Whew! On the second one, my life expectancy was 103, and on the first one, I had just 10 more years to go. My grandmother, who was born in 1899, lived to be 103. She even got her photo shown by Willard Scott (is that his name?) on TV when she turned 100.

Wow, I like Nelie's calculator way better. Sarah's said I would be 37 no matter what values I put in. Nelie's said I would be 104.5 using my current weight, 101.2 at my start weight, at 107.5 using my goal weight! I better save more for retirement!