Comments by "Joseph Jones" (@drip369) on "Does Grip Strength Really Help You Live Longer?" video.

Grip is an indicator, like backwards walking balance, and gut health. Doesn't have to directly relate to longevity even if it's a hugely visible indicator, and helps with surviving
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@MarquitoRH yes but having better balance and better awareness from your five senses will prevent you from falling since falling is a high cause of death with the elderly. Having that ability reduces your risk of falling. So yes it can extend the length of your life
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True, everything has a beautiful design that we would have never been able to come up with using our limited understanding
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@Josef-EU so you really believe that a random fish was able to breathe on Sand and was also able to feed itself while on the sand so that it had enough energy to potentially reproduce with itself so that someday it could become a monkey that would become a human that never grew a forehead but somehow has a forehead? All of those genetic traces are gone so where did they go if we are supposed to be progressing and evolving forward? Trust me the body couldn't survive without all of its pre-designed features, if we were to follow Evolution everything would have died before it had the chance or the ability to reproduce. Natural selection is just how the bloodline moves forward what are the strongest typically survive although nowadays everybody's pretty weak
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