Would You Survive The Plague?

WOW! It would take more than some silly germs to knock you out of action! Your DNA is tougher than a cockroach; you can survive just about anything; and you're pretty handy with first aid as well. Your only problem is that the rest of us are going to be relying on you to nurse us as we shiver and sweat with fever!

You are a tough contender, and there's not much that gets you down. You might feel a little under the weather occasionally, but you're not going to let anything like a global epidemic spoil your plans. Your chances of survival are higher than most, and you plan to be there to rebuild civilization once the contagion has subsided. Better start brushing up on your first aid and survival skills!

Three to one are pretty good odds, and so we'd take a bet on your chances of living through the next plague. You might not want to get out there at ground zero, but stay home close to medical help for when those pestilent pathogens make their deadly attack on your immune system. Good luck!

Your lifestyle choices show that you have a better-than-even chance of surviving. You're pretty even keeled and healthy, and although you could make a few changes to up your odds, you are more aware of your physical and mental status than most people. Just hunker down in your safe place and wait until the disaster relief team has cleaned up. Then you can come out and help rebuild society!

Fifty-fifty odds aren't great, but if we had to take a chance on who'd survive, we'd bet on you! There are just a few areas where you can improve your lifestyle choices to tip the odds in your favor. Take a look at how you balance your physical and mental health--are you way off in one area or another? Too many trips through the fast-food drive-thru? Or not enough time spent outdoors? Make some minor changes and you'll be fine!

Uh-oh. We're not saying you're gonna be a goner...but your chances don't look so great. Hey, not all of us can be superjocks or wholesome health nuts, but looking after your body is really not your thing, is it? Maybe try just a few more veggies or home-cooked meals and an occasional walk around the block or trip to the park, and you could up your disease resistance. Good luck!