That’s according to a study commissioned by the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation, a B.C. Smoking cigarettes cost men an average of 10 years of their life, while being obese costs 5.8 years of life, and alcohol costs 7.9 years of life, according to the study. Smoking, drinking and being overweight could cost a very unhealthy guy more than $8.6 million over his lifetime — if you take into account the cost of alcohol and cigarettes and high life insurance premiums for drinkers and smokers. non-profit dedicated to raising awareness of men’s health. “This is eye-opening news for guys who might not consider the true costs of their habits,” said foundation president Wayne Hartrick.

Source: thestar June 14, 2016 09:56 UTC