This is the turning point for the male heart: The risk of heart disease begins to grow around age 35
Most men only start to think seriously about heart health after forty. However, a new long-term study shows that the key turning point happens much earlier, unnoticed and without clear symptoms, already in their mid-thirties.
TL;DR
- Men typically start focusing on heart health after age 40.
- New long-term research suggests a key turning point occurs in the mid-thirties.
- This change happens unnoticed and without clear symptoms.