Life expectancy varies greatly from country to country. It is lowest in Africa and higher in Japan, Australia and Spain. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
By this point in time, I believe everyone who reads my blog knows just how much I love gadgets, tools, calculators, and little
interactive sites that give you instant feedback. Why I love them, I do not
know, but I do, so that’s that. Today I found an extremely “different” type of interactive
tool, different and a bit morbid.
Today’s tool, is a “Death Calculator” in
which you go down the list, and add or subtract years based on certain criteria
ranging from diabetes in your family, to how much you exercise, to your living
environment.
The tool starts with the average life expectancy, which is about
79.
Anyhow, go through, honestly answer all of the questions and
see how you come out. Remember, the further below 79 you get, the more of a
wakeup call it should be that changes need to take place. Changes with healthcare, our way of live, and the environment that surrounds us. Make those changes
today, start exercising, daily. You can’t go wrong.
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