Being sedentary in childhood and early in adult life, but then implementing an active and healthy lifestyle later in life
a. brings physical work capacity to the level of a lifelong active and healthy individual.
b. entirely blocks the ability to improve physical work capacity.
c. enables the individual to live longer than the lifelong active and healthy individual.
d. often raises physical work capacity to sufficient functional capacity for the last decade of life.
d
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