Research Shows Artery Issues Begin at 23
A recent American study has shown that early indicators of heart disease can develop in the arteries starting from the twenties, with risk factors such as weight gain, high blood pressure, blood sugar disorders, and kidney problems present in over 80% of young people around the age of 23. The results confirmed that the thickness of the arterial walls increases as the condition progresses, indicating that changes associated with heart disease begin decades before symptoms appear. This highlights the importance of early detection of risk factors for preventive measures. The study recommends early monitoring of factors like weight, cholesterol, and blood pressure, although it does not establish a direct causal relationship between these risk factors and atherosclerosis.
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