The Claim
Metabolic deterioration from healthy to unhealthy status increases composite cardiovascular disease risk by 57% compared to stable metabolic health.
What the research says
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People who transition from good metabolic health to poor metabolic health have a 57% higher risk of developing cardiovascular disease compared to those who maintain good metabolic health.
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Metabolic deterioration from healthy to unhealthy status increases composite cardiovascular disease risk by 57% compared to stable metabolic health, indicating that declining metabolic health is a significant and modifiable risk factor.
When blood sugar, fat, and pressure levels rise over time, blood vessels become damaged and inflamed, which causes plaque to build up and harden, making it harder for blood to flow and increasing the chance of heart attacks and strokes.
What the research says
1 studyPeople over 50 who go from having healthy blood pressure, sugar, and cholesterol to having multiple problems have a 57% higher chance of having a heart attack or stroke than those who stay healthy — and this study proves it.
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