How to Live Longer
Regular churchgoers live longer than nonchurchgoers, a new study
shows. Researchers studied 21,000 adults for nine years, examining their
religious behaviors and other factors, and published the results in the latest
issue of Demography magazine, the Washington Times said.
...People who attend church regularly could live up to 14 years longer than
those who don’t, the study showed. "Those who never attend church
exhibit 50% higher risks of mortality over the follow-up period than those who
attend most frequently," researcher Robert Hummer said. "Those who
attend weekly or less than once a week display about a 20% higher risk of
mortality than those who attend more than once a week." The study,
partially funded by the National Science Foundation, also showed ailments common
among those who don’t attend church. "[They] are about four times as
likely to die from respiratory disease, diabetes, or infectious disease,"
Hummer said.
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