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    1. Light_Bulb_Sam on

      “They proved that if you quit smoking, it will prolong your life. What they haven’t proved is that a prolonged life is a good thing. I haven’t seen the stats on that yet.”

      Bill Hicks

    2. luukzs666999 on

      So I smoke, but have normal blood pressure and no diabetes, does that mean my life will only be cut short 4 years?

    3. Dementia isn’t only about diet, it’s about forgetting. Talk to many of people suffering from dementia and see…there is something they want to desperately forget

    4. UncleVoodooo on

      Well I waited until 40 to quit smoking but now that I’m over 50 I’ll definitely get those um. uhh.. Extra? Wait, what were we talking about?

    5. bbby_chaltinez on

      no one will want to stick around that long anymore. shits about to get foooked. socially speaking as well it seems.

    6. MotherEffervescent on

      I wonder how pregnancy induced hypertension factors into this. I never had high BP in my life until it skyrocketed postpartum and I had to be double medicated to barely keep it under control for several weeks after. Maybe just another way pregnancy can have long term impacts on the body, interesting.

    7. When retirement is an impossibility prolonged life is a punishment for your existence.

    8. yungScooter30 on

      What if I’m fat and active without diabetes or HBP, and don’t smoke or drink? Am I a unicorn?

    9. EvolvingEachDay on

      It also may not and climate change is going to decimate the population within the next 20-30 years, so do what you want.

    10. My mom never smoked, never had diabetes, and only developed blood pressure concerns after being diagnosed with dementia in her mid 60s. Don’t count on it.

    11. My mom did none of those things and was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s at 70.

      You think you’re in control but you’re not.