In article <7y2k3.977$db.201633 at news1.epix.net>, "Jeffrey P. Utz, M.D." <utzj at auhs.edu>
did bestow the following nugget of wisdom:
>My point is that people live longer and healthier if they live according to
>their beliefs, whatever those beliefs are. At least according to the
>studies. If your friends believes in Germane the flying caterpillar, and
>lives according to these beliefs, that is fine.
>>Jeff Utz
>>But some people can't believe in something. I think the study has it
backwards though. I think that it may be the type of people who are drawn
towards agnosticism maybe more likely to die earlier.
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