Rusty PW
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The healthy people die healthy.One can look at a study like that a couple of different ways. The risk takers were always more than likely going to be the more active people anyways. Healthy Lifestyle and active people in their teens and 20's will also usually show previously misdiagnosed or missed genetic health defect and succumb to them quicker were as the other group would age a bit further with the same conditions.
It would be interesting to see what that data would show once people aged into their 30's and further? I think the healthier lifestyle crowd would then show better life expectancy numbers overall.
Had a neighbor who ran every day. Died from natural causes at the age of 52. So his wife said.
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