Why did medical interventions SHORTEN life span?

Question

They did a 40 - 80 year research study in a European country years ago

They took 500+ CEOs who had underlying health problems like obesity or cardiovascular disease and divided them into two groups

One group was not given any interventions

The second group was given fitness advice and dieting advice and medications and therapy to manage their health

In the end the group that received the intervention died faster than the group that did not

Answer 1

Anonymous

I wouldn't base any medical opinion off of just this. And what kind of study would just include CEO's? They are in a nut job category of their own. I mean I don't disagree with their work, but most are nut jobs.

Answer 2

LemiaOfTheCodes

Xper 6

I suppose some. beleive its shortens lifes natural flow.

LemiaOfTheCodes

11 d
Thanks for the MHO

Answer 3

LemiaOfTheCodes

Thanks for the MHO

Answer 4

Chris_u006

Xper 5

Because It's what Big pharma wants. Humans who doesn't work for Big Finance, Big Pharma or Big Tech are too expensive.
I read through a deal between many different countries that the population is growing too fast and their plan is to only have 500000 people till 2050.

Answer 5

COMMODOREII | 1.1K opinions shared on Health & Fitness topic.

Master

Considering they were CEOs their hearts probably were not strong enough.

Answer 6

Luckycharms12

Xper 6

At moment 85 for a lady and 80 for a man avarage life span

Answer 7

Calgarydirty69

Xper 4

cause life expectancy has gotten too large, death is part of life

Answer 8

Madhatter920 | 197 opinions shared on Health & Fitness topic.

Guru

Do you have a link to this study? Would be interested to read it. Sounds very fishy.

Answer 9

Jjpayne | 1.1K opinions shared on Health & Fitness topic.

Master

I'm not sure myself 🤔

Answer 10

Bat-Perv

Xper 5

Surgery is a major thing.

Answer 11

MyBigMystery

Xper 4

It's obvious 😜

Why did medical interventions SHORTEN life span?

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