A Longevity Study of Geriatric Index versus Four Metabolic Disorders Using Viscoplastic Energy Model of GH-Method: Math-Physical Medicine (No. 1033, Viscoelastic Medicine Theory #431)

Abstract

Gerald C. Hsu

One of the author's 2019 publication, paper number 113, examined the relationship between geriatrics and metabolism. The abstract of paper number 113 is also featured in the introduction section of this current paper, number 1033.

In a subsequent study, the author has further explored the same subject, introducing a new longevity metric called the geriatric index (GI), which also integrates his collected personal data spanning from 2015 to 2024, encompassing a 10-year period. Furthermore, the author applied an energy model based on the space-domain viscoplastic medicine theory (SD-VMT) to generate quantitative insights into the relationships between GI and four metabolism parameters: body weight (m1), glucose (m2), blood pressure (m3), and blood lipids (m4). The findings from his collected data, averaged over the past decade, indicate that his blood lipids are typically better controlled than blood pressure, with blood pressure being better controlled than glucose, and glucose showing better control than his body weight.

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