How wrinkles on your forehead can predict your heart health - a new study reveals

A new French study suggests that people who have deeper forehead wrinkles than it is typical for their age may have a higher risk of dying from heart disease, researchers found.
They also found the people with the deepest wrinkles on their brows had nearly 10 times the death risk from heart problems as compared to those with no wrinkles or normal wrinkles for their age even after adjusting for other risk factors. But the study did not prove that forehead wrinkles causes heart risk to rise while some heart experts remained sceptical.

The French team assessed 3,200 working adults and followed them for 20 years between the ages of 32 – 62 years.

The other risk factor included in the analysis were age, gender, education, smoking, blood pressure, heart rate, diabetes and cholesterol levels.

The researchers presented their findings at the European Society of Cardiology annual meeting in Munich Germany recently.

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