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It doesn't mean that being a couch potato will led to death but rather it will increase the risk of death. Researchers after the study have came up to an conclusion that the couch potatoes have shorter lives and even this is applicable to any sedentary activities including sitting in front of computer whole day and also the skinny people could be the victim.
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