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Our genes, age, eating habits and lifestyle can impact our chances of developing critical illnesses.

Find out how healthy you are by answering the questions below:

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Date of Birth

Month

Day

Year

Select your Gender

Height and Weight

Feet (ft)

Inches (in)

Weight (lbs)

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Do you smoke?

How many servings of alcohol do you consume in a week?

How many cups of coffee do you consume?

Do you exercise at least 5 hours per week?

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Have any of your parents
passed away due to a cardiovascular illness, or cancer?

Do you have a personal history of diabetes, cancer, or heart disease?

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To know your health score please provide your name and contact information. This will give you an idea on the probability of developing a critical illness before you turn 55.

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Full name
 

Your email address
 

contact number
 

Monthly budget
for health savings

How did you learn about
the Health Risk Score?

Select Your Location
 

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Two major factors contribute to the probability of developing a critical illness:

heredity and lifestyle.


While genetic make-up is not something we can control for now, some lifestyle changes can be made in order to lower our chances of contracting a critical illness.


This can be done by making a personal commitment to engage in regular physical activity, abide by proper nutrition, quit smoking, and control alcohol consumption.