Now from wikipedia which is not one of the best sources:
The Standard Model leaves the mass of the Higgs boson as a
parameter to be measured, rather than a value to be calculated. This is seen as theoretically unsatisfactory, particularly as quantum corrections (related to interactions with
virtual particles) should apparently cause the Higgs particle to have a mass immensely higher than that observed, but at the same time the Standard Model requires a mass
of the order of 100 to 1000 GeV to ensure
unitarity (in this case, to unitarise longitudinal vector boson scattering).
[107] Reconciling these points appears to require explaining why there is an almost-perfect cancellation resulting in the visible mass of ~ 125 GeV, and it is not clear how to do this. Because the weak force is about 1032 times stronger than gravity, and (linked to this) the Higgs boson's mass is so much less than the
Planck mass or the
grand unification energy, it appears that either there is some underlying connection or reason for these observations which is unknown and not described by the Standard Model, or some unexplained and extremely precise
fine-tuning of parameters – however at present neither of these explanations is proven.
As I understand it the higgs bosom problem is not about life but the pre-requirements existing such as matter as we now it.