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Estimate life expectancy based on age, gender, smoking, exercise, and BMI factors.
Life expectancy is a statistical estimate of the average number of years a person is expected to live, adjusted for modifiable risk factors like smoking, exercise, and BMI based on population health data.
estimated years
~43 years remaining
⚠️ This is a rough statistical estimate for entertainment only. Consult a healthcare provider for personalized health guidance.
Formula
Adjusted LE = Base LE ± Smoking ± Exercise ± BMI modifiersBase LE = Population average: 76 (male) / 81 (female) in the US
Smoking = -10 years for current smokers
Exercise = +0.5 to +4 years based on weekly frequency
BMI = -1 to -3 years for overweight/obese
Worked Example
35-year-old non-smoking male, BMI 24, exercises 3x/week
Did you know? Between 1900 and 2020, average global life expectancy more than doubled from ~31 years to ~73 years, primarily due to improvements in sanitation, antibiotics, and childhood vaccination (source: Our World in Data).
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