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smoking, drinking, cars (pollution etc)
Smoking and being obese(consistently eating in such a way that leads to obesity), statistically
Add drinking to it, and you’ve got the trifecta of early deaths.
Except if you’re like a Sicilian/Cuban grandma.
She eats well though.
Chronic stress and lack of sleep.
People underestimate how much damage those two alone can do over years.
Voting Republican.
i would venture a guess that not voting against republican is 2nd place to that
Driving a car. Not necessarily your own life expectancy. https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/road-traffic-injuries
Wingsuit flying.
Invading the Ukraine.
It’s Ukraine, without “the”. “The Ukraine” is the soviet name, which Putin likes to use.
Poor diet and exercise. Absolute top above everything else. Heart disease is the number one killer worldwide, and heart disease can be prevented in most people by a clean diet AND exercise. You need to do both, more of one doesn’t make up for lack of the other.
(Well, aside from doing objectively dangerous things, like using dangerous drugs, going insanely fast on a motorcycle, or playing Russian roulette every day.)
Physical idleness, overeating, smoking, drinking. You can dodge a lot of the risks just by never getting fat, staying active and being moderate/sparing with food, drink, and drugs.
Gluttony and sloth. I would also say wrath, being mad all the time is bad not just for those around you but also hard on your own body.
colon cancer is through the roof, and they haven’t nailed down a specific cause, though it’s pretty strongly suggested that the garbage in the food supply, along with all the things in your comment, is contributing
cutting back on processed stuff (deli meat, tv dinners, cereal with 50 ingredients, etc) and fast food should be on everyone’s to-do list
https://www.yalemedicine.org/news/colorectal-cancer-in-young-people
I’m old enough that I get the colonoscopy done as routine care. The doctor I went to said that in her opinion, the starting age for those needs to be rolled back to about 30 and many people should have 5 year interval not 10. Because a lot of what ends up being cancer can just be removed easily and never turn into anything if caught early.
I don’t eat much junk and try to get enough fiber, so far so good. But I do think plastics in the environment are hard to avoid and problematic, and agree with that doctor. I go every 5 not 10.
Drinking I do, one drink couple times a week. Gave up most of my diet coke drinking though, iced green tea unsweetened is also no calorie some caffeine and oh so refreshing, has been a good replacement.
Everyone dies. I just want to feel good and healthy as long as possible. Good habits aren’t really about living LONGER so much, they are about feeling good while alive.
Erotic asphyxiation
Also the kind with cars
Strange. Why is everyone posting all of my plans for the next 5 years?
5 years? I like your optimism.
Dying
Really makes you think
We’re actually all slowly dying as we speak. Your life is literally killing you
‘He says he’s dyin’, I suppose he should know.’
‘Dying of what?’ said Masklin.
Dyin’ of bein’ alive for such a long time,’ said Granny.
- Terry Pratchett, Truckers
Have you tried not doing that? Worked pretty well so far.
Eating the normal highly processed foods (here in the USA) and parallel with that, not exercising
I like riding my motorcycle
What do you ride? I see your sail boat, you got a picture of your bike too?
Hell yeah brutther I’m riding a Yamaha Super Tenere, gave up the liter bike after thinking OP’s same question, here’s a picture on some trails I had no business being on with those tires.
It’s a beaut. Thanks for the share.
I’ve always wanted to try a dual sport, but I don’t think my legs are long enough. They always look super tall (compared to my bike).
They are definitely tall
Smoking, drinking, and obesity
