Risk for heart disease for men who are bald

A new study suggests that malnutrition among men in the age group of 40 years is a risk factor for obesity.
It is learned that in 2000 young men surveyed in India. Heart diseases have been found to be more common in men than younger or more bald hair. But other risk factors are important, according to the British Heart Foundation.
Mike Napton, co-medical director of the British Heart Foundation, told the BBC, "If you find the fencing, the men in the head case problem can find a higher chance of heart disease."

"Some people can not be changed, but we can change our lifestyle to reduce risk factors such as high cholesterol and blood pressure, which are the key things to be checked," Mike said.

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The study will be presented at the 69th CSI Annual Conference in Calcutta.

790 men under the age of forty years of heart disease and 1,270 men with good health in the same age group were involved in the study.

Their medical history was taken with reference to their head baldness. Most men's hair loss and graying were also taken into consideration. These findings were associated with symptoms that had a higher risk of heart disease.

Later, those who are in the fray have been found to be more prone to heart disease.

Similarly, in 2013, 37,000 people surveyed in Japan said that bald head men had a 32% chance of heart disease.

Ways to improve your health

• Eat fruits and vegetables per day should be eaten
• Smoking should stop
• Be active
• Body weight control
• Eat foods that are high in fiber
• Avoid high-fat foods
• To reduce the amount of salt in the diet
• Let's eat fish
• To reduce alcohol consumption