Totally agree.Hi. Most of these NHS algorithmic tests are daft and best ignored. Would you take too much advice from any organisation that recommends diabetics have lots of carbs in their meals?
Try it again putting in your ideal weight? Doesn't make much difference, apparently.I was around 6 years older heartwise well knew I was too heavy
Good morning world! Here I am and a lovely day it is too.Phew! You think I might see tomorrow then?
My Aunt thinks this test is rubbish too lol.On the plus side I can't wait to tell my 91 year old Aunt that instead of me looking after her she should be looking after me cos her heart is younger than mine. That's gonna go down real well
My Aunt thinks this test is rubbish too lol.
I found some aspects of the calculator to be really depressing. One of the questions 'have you ever had atrial fibrillation?' Well yes I have. Not my fault and I don't have it now, but if I've ever had it then I die early anyway? On a bad day this could make me think 'What's the point of trying then'. On a good day (like today) I think 'the calculator is stupid and, I'll prove it by living to be 100'
Hi, no, it was simply called Heart Age Test . What is QRISK?
Hi, no, it was simply called Heart Age Test . What is QRISK?
Mine came out to my age: 53. I guess that's good.
I left that blank.Nah. It just didn't recognise his postcode!
Dear Lord, I would rather not know. I go onto Facebook and do heart quizzes where I know that they will tell me what I want to hear LOLHello everyone
I did this Heart Age Calculator from the NHS. It showed my Heart Age as 95! Not long to go then, eh? I am 65 years old and really want to make my 80's at least! Has anyone else done the test? For me, it could frighten a few people - it had that affect on me, anyway. I thought that the NHS would be a safe bet to do these kind of things. Any thoughts?