04/21/2026
WHAT YOUR HAIR MIGHT BE QUIETLY TELLING YOU ABOUT YOUR HEART
Your hair may be doing more than you think. Research suggests that premature graying — especially before age 30 — may be a visible marker of accelerated biological aging and increased cardiovascular risk, linked to the same oxidative stress that damages blood vessels. Studies have also found that men with both premature graying and baldness had a fivefold higher risk of developing heart disease before age 40. Hair changes alone can't diagnose heart disease, but they can serve as an early prompt to check your cardiovascular risk factors and take proactive steps for your health.
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We often call hair our “crowning glory” because of how it frames the face and shapes how we look and (sometimes) feel about ourselves. But hair is more than just an aesthetic feature — it can also offer clues about what is happening inside the body. Hair aging changes, such as graying, thinnin...