Can money make you Live longer?
 

Lets say you made millions in adult industry, now you you can just relax, drink, sleep and fuck for the rest of your life. Will you live longer than a hard working building worker, who dont drink, dont party, and fuck like a married guy! And yes you are fat he is not!

i think if you have money, you have access to better healthcare so in essence you could live longer.

As well as less stress. Better diet and living conditions.

Short answer, yes.

if i ever make millions i will hire a personal trainer, a cook, a hot nurse and buy a new liver from some homeless guy in India...

the correct answer, is NO.

rich people die from the same diseases poor people die from

Farrah Faucet and patrick Swayze, are sick as shit right now....

Ask Magic Johnson

Why do you have to end up fat and a drinker?

Either way, want to know if money will make you live longer - hint get sick in the US and see for yourself.

Yes, but both of them lived a long longer because they have money and have access to the best healthcare money can buy. (When I say "the best health care that money can buy, I don't mean here in the US - I mean they had the means to get the best health care anywhere in the world.)

So yeah, having money does let you live longer.

:2 cents:

Exactly, what I was thinking. :1orglaugh

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beat me to it

Well it certainly can but it won't necessarily.

Between less stress, access to better healthcare and access to anti aging products like HGH therapy and what not, you certainly stand a better chance at living longer.

More money does not bring less stress, better diets or better living conditions :2 cents:

Short answer, no

Whatever floats your boat... you will eventually die.

short answer, no, long answer noooooooooooo,
if we are reffering to a decent guy and a rich guy, probably the decent guy will outlive the rich one, I know someone who is 82 years old, and yesterday I drank a short brandy with him after we both cut the grass from his yard, he was never rich in his live, just balanced in everything .

more money=better and longer life,i think :)

the correct answer is actually YES

the latest studies show that living in better neighborhoods and having greater disposable income adds a few years to your life expectancy

where do you think people live longer - in Japan or Mozambique

simple: money makes the world go round

the question is CAN money make you live longer. the answer is an obvious yes. it opens more avenues to better lifestyles, better variety in physical activities, better eating habits, better medical care, hormone supplementation, personal trainers etc etc etc etc.

saying it "CAN'T" is ridiculous.

you simply can't say that it "WILL"... that depends on the invidual and the lifestyle they choose to live and the choices they make. pointing out that a rich guy has cancer, and reasoning that the answer is therefore unequivocally "no", is retarded.

The correct answer is.....There is no correct answer!

It can lead to better care when sick which = Can make you live longer.

But it could also mean fuck all if money doesn't help/prevent what happened to you so that would = Didn't make you live longer.

There isn't a YES - NO answer which covers this topic outright... :2 cents:

Best answer, but he was saying, he will stop from working, "thats what i get from his words" but i don't understand, why a person will stop working, if he has even multi billion dollars?

working is something need for human body as eating, drinking, loving/having sex IMHO :thumbsup

I would say being financially stable could definitely contribute to living a better lifestyle.

hell yes!

yes you can have better living conditions, healthier diet, best medical care etc

Yes, it can stretch life.

No shit.

There is many factors, but yes money can help pro-long it

I dunno, give me a couple million and I'll let you know :thumbsup

One word: prevention. You don't have to be rich for this.

Shy of a catastrophic occurrence, apples to apples, I would have to believe you would likely live longer. A person of means will generally have less stress, less worries, ability to afford to make healthier life choices, etc.

Of course, life is terminal, so in the end we will all die, but having a few bucks on the way is probably a good thing.