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To: ajtj99 who wrote (245435)	4/23/2010 6:08:14 PM
From: MulhollandDrive	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

For example, if you're a gay, non-smoking cocaine user who has frequent, unprotected sex with multiple partners, but you happen to work out a lot, you're not penalized. You're rewarded on that test. lol...some would say you're rewarded twice!! in the present AND the future <g> i think one of the most important aspects covered in the test was the genetic pool, but even that question allows you to 'reward' yourself with a higher score...in my parents case, both were smokers and lived an 'average' life span, my grandmother never smoked, lived into her 90's but she was heavy, never exercised and ate poorly...yet i chose her as my genetic marker simply on the basis that she lived a longer life... i think when it comes to heart disease, the genetic card is extremely important and that test attempts to tease that information out (although poorly, imo)