A majority of respondents say they believe their health is above average.
That’s according to the latest unscientific poll at SharylAttkisson.com.
Nearly half, forty-seven percent (47%), say their health is above average.
Seventeen percent (17%) say their health is excellent.
About one-quarter, twenty-five percent (25%), rate their health as average.
Fewer than one in ten, nine percent (9%), say their health is below average.
Just under three percent (3%) say they consider their health poor.
These results suggest that most people view their health in a positive light, with only a small minority expressing concern about their well-being.
Full results are below. Be sure to answer the newest poll at SharylAttkisson.com. Look for the black box on the right sidebar on your computer or scroll way down on your mobile device.
Poll Question: How do you consider your health generally?
17% Excellent
47% Above average
25% Average
9% Below average
3% Poor
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The majority think they are above average. Wouldn’t that mean above average is average? I recognize this is an unscientific poll, but the results are interesting bordering on the amusing, maybe even delusional.. Define average. Maybe just people of above average health frequent Sharyl’s website, who knows. From what I see when I’m out and about, especially at the local supermarket, average means morbidly obese eating a horrifically unhealthy diet. A few years ago, I needed some milk for breakfast and headed to the local Quicky Mart. At 6a.m.I saw a very overweight young mother buying her 5 year old daughter a Mountain Dew and a Bear Claw for breakfast. I was aghast. Poor kid doesn’t have a chance. I was at the gym a couple of days ago and I saw kids there, high schoolers at most, weighing in at near two hundred pounds. One kid had a gut on him that would rival John Goodman. I was shocked. Something is just off. Kids with diabetes, peanut allergies, 1 in 10 with autism… I hope RFK jr. is successful in his effort to make America healthy again.