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It should be about the same, seeing as although the bad stuff will increase, the cures will increase too, therefore balancing everything out.

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I agree with this to some extent, but something tells me that because of the medical advancements that are currently happening, our life expectancy could be as high as 100 instead of the 75-85 which I believe is the expectancy for our parents' generation

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Whoever said life is too short is an idiot
It's the longest damn thing anybody ever does

-Instead of using elevators or escalators, use the stairs to get to the second floor.

- If you have a pharmacy or drug store really close by, walk there instead of going in your car.

- If someone needs to have an errand done that involves walking, take them up on it.

Do all those things, and you will have done most of the exercise your body needs in a day without even thinking about it. So simple.

Either way, if I have to be the generation to clue the world in, so be it. Not that any cluing in will happen. But hey, "Generation: Beginning of the End" sounds pretty cool too.

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i'm a rainbow too.

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I think the government should make gyms free! Or at least cheaper.

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No they shouldn't.  The government has a duty top provide healthcare and maybe even subsidised gym use via public recreation centres but in the end our health is our responsibility.    And you can be perfectly fit without going near a gym.

Regardless, just because it has dropped this year doesn't mean it is going to continue decreasing. It will go back up again, as significant medical advancements are becoming more common each year. No doubt that our life expectancy will be higher than our parents.

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A four course orgy at the end of your bed.