From lifestyle to medicine - adopting the best from the Israelis

This state has created and develops social programs for residents, which are really aimed at supporting the population. And, as one of the positive indicators, life expectancy in Israel is higher than in many developed countries. 

What is the average life expectancy of Israelis?

According to statistics, Israel is among the 10 countries with the highest life expectancy, with Japan, Singapore, Spain, South Korea, France, and Switzerland among the better off. On average, Israelis (regardless of gender) live 83.5 years. 

Considered separately, women, as in other countries, live longer than men, and in Israel, these figures are:

• male Israelis live an average of 81.9 years;
• women - 84.9 years, which is 3 years longer for men, and this is the trend for almost all countries.

What contributes to the longevity of Israelis?

The main factors for life expectancy in Israel, regardless of gender, are:

1. a high-quality level of health care services;
2. a healthy lifestyle and its constant popularization;
3. a low level of alcoholic beverage consumption.

Let's go into more detail

When considering Israel as a country to visit, it should be noted immediately that a separate area is a medical tourism. It is the medicine of this state that is noted as the best among many developed countries. Here the mortality rate from serious diseases (cancer, diabetes, heart attack) is one of the lowest.

The main criteria of medicine in Israel:

1. Qualified staff, whose training begins at school and is confirmed throughout the activity;
2. modern technology and equipment that complies with international protocols and is carefully selected;
3. examination and accurate diagnosis to rule out misdiagnosis. 

The foundation is a way of life

In Israel, it all starts with the general perception of life. It is not just slogans for a healthy lifestyle, but the real attitude of the majority towards living in dignity in their country.

The foundation for this idealization is:

• religion, attitudes toward it, and culture are passed down through the generations and do not lose interest;
• the quality of life due to sufficient income to solve all household issues;
• social insurances that allow for certain benefits for families with children, pensioners, and disabled people.

All of this combined contributes to life satisfaction and longevity.