Men who bald-headed, more at risk exposed to heart disease

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Maybe if you see the bald-headed man, the first impression that appears is equate appearance with Bruce Willis, Vin Diesel or Jason Statham. But if his bald head because of hair loss, it is necessary to maintain health because men who bald-headed more at risk exposed to heart disease.

A study in Japan found that bald men more at risk experiencing heart problems than which the her hair still intact. But don't worry, who are at risk is which her hair loss, at the top of the head, whereas which the hair loss on the front is not.

After reviewing six research with a total of nearly 37,000 participants, researchers concluded that bald men have the possibility attacked by coronary heart disease 32 percent higher. But research that was published this British Medical Journal not find there is association between men who her hairline receding with risk of heart disease.

According to the researchers from the department of diabetes and metabolic diseases University of this Tokyo, the man who has just experiencing the hair loss on the top of the head or the so-called 'vertex baldness' 52 percent more likely to experiencing a heart attack compared which his head still full of hair.

"The results of the meta-analysis  who there is provides evidence a useful regarding the potential effects of baldness against coronary heart disease. Patients and doctor should consider the possibility that baldness is related with increased the risk," the researchers said.

The research team led by Dr. Yamada Tomohide invite men who experiencing baldness, because hair loss to undergo a examination the doctor. Men who have vertex baldness, particularly who are still aged young, must immediately checked regarding risk of the heart disease.

"We recommend to adapt the lifestyle, for a heart-healthy that includes diet low-fat, diligent sport and reducing stress. Factor of risk classic a coronary heart such as age, hypertension, and smoking habits can affect the condition it," said Dr. Yamada.