We work too many hours and under too much pressure
We are undersexed
We worry too damned much about trivialities and cannot turn off our anger and stress
We are horrible about getting regular preventive medical care
Our conveniences are poisoning us
A human doesn't need regular preventive medical care. A human needs a proper diet, exercise and sleep. You only need medical care in emergences (trauma) or if you aren't eating, exercising and sleeping right.
As a late 20s man I hate work and the lifestyle it causes. Fast food, stress, inactivity. This leads me to love drugs, alcohol, and avoid sleep so I can have more free time. I don’t see myself living past 40 nor do I want to. I’m sure millions of others are in the same boat and and will suffer the same fate bringing down the statistic.
A human doesn't need regular preventive medical care. A human needs a proper diet, exercise and sleep. You only need medical care in emergences (trauma) or if you aren't eating, exercising and sleeping right.
Wrong. The second leading cause of death is cancer. Early detection (which happens when people get screening as recommended) can save lives. If you’re a man over 50 and not being screened for prostate and colorectal cancer despite having access, you’re asking for trouble.
As a late 20s man I hate work and the lifestyle it causes. Fast food, stress, inactivity. This leads me to love drugs, alcohol, and avoid sleep so I can have more free time. I don’t see myself living past 40 nor do I want to. I’m sure millions of others are in the same boat and and will suffer the same fate bringing down the statistic.
If you eat right, exercise right and sleep right you can eliminate everything on that list except accidents of course. You don't need the medical business. They can't do anything anyhow. The medical and scientific root cause of all of those problems is diet, exercise and sleep.
Life expectancy is useless metric. Our advanced medical industry can keep sick people alive forever, hooked up to machines.
The right metric is fitness tests and body measurements.
OP’s point is that we can’t despite “our advanced medical industry”, rather American men have an anomalously lower lifespan compared to other countries with a comparable per capita gdp and quality of medical care available.