That being said, there do seem to be more people than ever who benefit from their health care and are living into their 90s. It's been said that baby boomers and younger are getting less healthy, every generation.
Maybe older people who lived and still live a healthy life style benefit from medical care, but those who were brought up over-medicated and over-vaccinated won't do as well. JMHO
Most of the legal immigrants I know-no matter where they are from-are a self-sufficient, hard-working bunch of people who prefer to do things for themselves and don’t want any government in their personal lives-they also pay their taxes, homeschool their kids and don’t get welfare, but this is the middle of BFE where people can live off-grid if they choose to, so I can’t speak for people in cities, where dependency is encouraged...
I was taught from childhood that having a healthy strong immune system, knowing about/using natural remedies and avoiding all drugs except antibiotics when an injury was serious enough, doing physical work, not abusing my body with overindulgence in alcohol, and eating only fresh, unprocessed food would contribute to a healthy, active life, however many years it lasted-so far so good.
Most people out here where I live are doing what I do-working, running a business with no thought of quitting, ever, working out, being physically active and eating good fresh food that we produce-but that is easy to do out here in BFE-not so much in a city or burb-my compadre and employer says that knowing when you call 911 that the ambulance and EMTs are 30-45 minutes away keeps us working safe and healthy-and knowing the sheriff will take that long to arrive keeps us armed and ready to take care of ourselves.
Don’t know if it is relevant or not, but more than 1/2 of us are of Hispanic ancestry and have lived in the country most of our lives, but there are no mojados here-they are not tolerated-we don’t hire them or want them around...