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Study Finds Millennials’ Health Plummets After Age 27.

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There’s something called the 27 club in the world of music. Rolling Stone Magazine calls it “one of the most elusive and tragic coincidences in rock and roll history.” It’s basically the strange phenomenon that many prolific musicians all died at the age of 27, some just two years apart. Musicians like Kurt Cobain, Amy Winehouse, Janice Joplin, Jimi Hendrix and more. While we here at Bestie, don’t think this Millennial trend is necessarily as terminal as the 27 club was, this particular age is quite young for the overall health of this generation to start declining.

Millennials are defined as the population that was born between the years of 1981 and 1996. Although some stats show the cut off closer to the year 2000. With a population of about 73 million in the United States, Millennials are usually thought of as a fairly health conscious generation. While this may be somewhat true, according to a large study, researchers found that older millennials above the age of 34 - 36 have more severe versions of the same health problems Gen Xers did during that same age period.

Some of the most common health conditions that the study found amongst millennials were Major depression (about a 31% increase in a 3 year period), Hyperactivity (a 29% increase) and Type 2 diabetes (a 22% increase).

According to data from Cancer Research UK carrying around an extra few pounds can put this generation at a higher risk for developing 13 different types of cancer. Including, but not limited to kidney, bowel and breast cancers.

Another hot button issue with this study was the fact that hypertension is way, way up amongst the millennial generation. First of all, what is hypertension? Well, it’s basically another name for your blood pressure, and it can lead to some pretty terrible complications while increasing your risk of stroke, heart disease and death.

Singh, this particular generation are the first to constantly compare themselves to their peers, which often leaves them feeling unaccomplished.
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