Singer Sean (53) surprised even his doctor by showing off his body condition similar to that of a teenager.
On the 26th, Sean revealed the results of his health checkup through his YouTube channel. Sean, who is famous as a marathon enthusiast, said, “Many people asked me if my knee joints were okay and how I take care of them, so I came for a health checkup.”
Sean, who said that his last health checkup was 10 years ago, expressed his concern when the production team asked him, “Why didn’t you get one done before?” by saying, “I didn’t want to know, just in case there was something.”
But the results were the exact opposite of Sean’s fears. The doctor looked at Sean’s spine X-ray and said, “At your age, there are very few people who can draw a C-shape like this, but you’ve done it perfectly. If your muscles didn’t support it, your spine would be straight and stiff, but you don’t have that at all.”
He continued, “Another surprising thing is the state of the blood vessels. Almost 10 years old. I have never seen anyone get 100 in stage 1. This is impossible for this age group. The arterial elasticity is also very good, and the peripheral vascular elasticity is also good. I don’t think there is any need to worry about stroke or myocardial infarction. It is surprising that a 50-year-old gets 100. I am envious.” He expressed his admiration throughout the explanation.
The doctor who saw the results of the autonomic nervous system test said, “Your stress resistance and fatigue level are normal,” and asked, “How can you not feel tired even though you run like that?” He continued to be surprised, saying, “Your muscle mass is similar to that of an athlete. I’ve never seen anyone with a basal metabolic rate like this before. It’s top-tier. I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone with results like this.”
Sean’s knee health, which he was most worried about, was also fine. The doctor said, “Your joints are fine at this level,” and “Your ankles are fine. They are almost the same as when you were in your 20s or 30s. I followed you in an ambulance when you ran 81.5 km in the past. I thought that if you ran like that for a few years, your knees, ankles, and cartilage would definitely get damaged, but they are fine.”
When Sean asked, “You are a very important couple to me, how long do you think I can run?” the doctor laughed and said, “I think I can run until I’m 100.” He continued, “Your muscles, joints, blood vessels, and heart are all in good shape, and you have the physical strength of someone in their teens or early 20s, so if you maintain it well, I think you’ll be able to run until you’re 100. Congratulations.”
(Seoul = News 1)
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