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It’s all about balance “Standing on one leg is a good measure of your overall health system because balance reflects how the body’s systems are working together,” said senior author Dr Kenton Kaufman, ...

Thank homeostasis.] “If you can’t stand on your leg for five seconds, you’re at risk of falls,” Dr. Kaufman told The Washington Post. “If a person can stand on their leg for 30 seconds ...

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They also took several tests of their balance, one of which had them try to stand on their non-dominant leg for 30 seconds. The researchers found that most measures correlated well with age ...