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Posted On: 02/04/2017 11:49:58 AM
Posted By: Bhawks
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These States Are the Happiest and Healthiest

Draw/jump to your own conclusions. LOL!

Get up off the couch and start moving around is one.

Hawaii THE happiest and healthiest? Huh, go figure.


David Johnson

Feb 01, 2017

Have you gone to the dentist in the past 12 months?

Your answer to that question is a key predictor of your health and livelihood, according to a new report from Gallup and Healthways that ranks states by well-being. "People who go to the dentist are generally better at evaluating their lives and in control of their health, while poor oral health is linked to many serious physical issues downstream," said lead Gallup researcher Dan Witters.

That question was just one of 55 on a Gallup survey taken by more than 177,000 Americans last year, which the group used to determine respondents' physical, emotional, financial, community and social well-being.

Hawaii led the nation in the well-being ranking, with the top score in the physical, financial and community categories. Alaska and South Dakota followed closely behind. At the bottom of the list were Kentucky and West Virginia, which struggled in all the areas measured.

http://time.com/4655836/health-happiness-well...tter-brief



Southern and midwestern states dominate the bottom of the list, largely due to health issues like low exercise and high obesity rates. But Witters pointed out that respondents also cited poor housing, low security and financial issues as factors.






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