Risk Adjusted Life Expectancy
Please note that the life expectancy adjustment is an estimate only and provided without confidence intervals.
The effects are also univariate and the interactions between the factors are not taken into account.
Base Life Expectancy: 82.39 years
Risk Factor Adjustment: 5.4 years
Risk Adjusted Life Expectancy: 87.79 years
1st or 2nd degree relative who died of cardiovascular disease before age 50
0 relatives
(But had a massive heart attack and underwent a quadruple bypass?)
1st or 2nd degree relative who died of cardiovascular disease after age 50
0 relatives
PERSONAL FACTORS
Body Mass Index
normal 18.5 – 22.5
Smoking
(BMJ June 2004)
never smoked
Alcohol
(J Epid Com Health Apr 2009)
1-14 units per week
Exercise (NEJM Aug 2005, Arch int Med Nov 2005)
moderate 30-33
So does the regular drinking account for the extra years? Although ‘moderate exercise’ is a somewhat generous (if not earnestly aspiration-al) estimation of my physical activity.
Life expectancy calculations are probably not the most conducive activity for getting to sleep… Maybe I should get a TV? I heard Aldi is selling a big, fat cheap one… Does TV viewing correlate with higher or lower longevity? I bet it is significantly correlated to somnolence.