bripat9643
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- Apr 1, 2011
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One year doesn't matter that much to people. If it did, they wouldn't eat the crappy diets like they do. They also wouldn't smoke or drink. All that shows that it dosn't make that much of a difference to them.People in the US are also taller/larger on average...shorter/thinner people live longer. 80 is pretty damn good!
Actually Northern Europeans tend to be taller than Americans. The Dutch on average are the tallest people. They live longer than Americans on average. Italians live longer too, but average they are equal or smaller in terms of height.
Wrong. Average height for males in the US is 5'10. Same in Netherlands. They live one year longer. And it is weight not height. Their aveage weight is 185 vs. 192 for the US. Try again. You're losing badly. And the delta is one year. LMAO.
One year is a big difference when your dealing with average life expectancies among large populations. Universal Healthcare can help reduce the obesity problem in the United States.