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Why Americans Live 10-15 Years Less Than Other Countries w/ Dan Buettner | EP #107

Moonshots with Peter Diamandis

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Life Expectancy: Not Just Genetics, But Environment and Lifestyle

Life expectancy is not solely determined by genetics; the environment and lifestyle play a crucial role. In certain regions like the blue zones, people with average genetics can live ten years longer on average than Americans. These regions have specific environmental factors, policies, and traditions contributing to longevity. Efforts are being made to identify and implement these factors to improve people's lives. Successful interventions have been carried out in cities to reduce disease burden, with a focus on preventive measures and healthcare savings.

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