I actually found this a little interesting.
Here are the states where you can expect to live the longest and shortest
Here are the states where you can expect to live the longest and shortest
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Really?I actually found this a little interesting.
Here are the states where you can expect to live the longest and shortest
Yeah. I don't know. It's obviously just something someone bored at the CDC decided to look at and CNN wanted clicks so they published it, but just the raw data was just a bit interesting. I'm sure we can dig in the weeds and think piece it but just on the surface if you want to live long then live in Hawaii.Really?
I'd like to know how they pull those numbers out of their back ends because the the deaths of 0-30 are certainly not compensated by the "huge" number of 110 year olds.
They should make a map of life expectancy overlaid with every Bojangles location, I bet there's a correlation.I actually found this a little interesting.
Here are the states where you can expect to live the longest and shortest
Where does this come from?Seems like a slow-paced, simple life with a lot of social engagement promotes longevity. I’m 1/3.
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Where does this come from?
Lol I like how the authors excluded fiercely Catholic Sardinia from the faith section of the Venn diagram.Seems like a slow-paced, simple life with a lot of social engagement promotes longevity. I’m 1/3.
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Seems like a slow-paced, simple life with a lot of social engagement promotes longevity. I’m 1/3.
Blue zone - Wikipedia
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No smoking. No alcohol. Little meat. Heavy on Religion. Lots of exercise.
I’m doomed.
Maybe they just bang a lot in those countries.What's the point of a long life if it isn't fun? There's no points awarded for being the oldest gomer in the nursing home.
My dad is 75 yo, lifelong non smoker, non drinker, vegetarian (he's Hindu), weighs about 175, walks a few times a week. Just had an NSTEMI secondary to 3v disease. So have two of his brothers. And his dad died of a stroke 50 yrs ago.No smoking. No alcohol. Little meat. Heavy on Religion. Lots of exercise.
I’m doomed.
Live everyday as if it is your last.My dad is 75 yo, lifelong non smoker, non drinker, vegetarian (he's Hindu), weighs about 175, walks a few times a week. Just had an NSTEMI secondary to 3v disease. So have two of his brothers. And his dad died of a stroke 50 yrs ago.
Thanks to genetics I'm doomed no matter what I do so I'm just gonna keep pounding cabernets and wagyu ribeyes while staying relatively low carb, continue taking fish oil (and probably a statin at some point although the evidence for primary prevention is weak), and hope medical therapy and PCI has advanced bigly before I go get a coronary CT at age 50 and see the bad news.
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