By Sarah Klein
Your treadmill can tell you a lot about your life. Calories burned? Check. Distance? Check. How much longer you need to be stuck in this sweaty gym? Sigh, check. But, new research suggests it could also be a window into something a little more morbid: Your treadmill performance can predict how soon you’re going to die.
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