Healthy teens also exposed to heart damage in this hidden state

It’s time to pay attention to the teenager’s health. Even teenagers who look healthy and fit in a normal scope of weight can be on the way to damage to the heart, if they have one hidden health, warns the last examination.

Teenagers with pre -strokes, a condition marked by elevated blood sugar and insulin resistance, may encounter a much greater risk of heart problems than previously thought. According to the latest studies published in the Diabetes Care magazine, teenagers with the pre -actor are almost three times more exposed to deterioration of both structural and functional damage to the heart during the growth of young adulthood.

Even more striking was the discovery that heart damage progresses five times faster in women than in men, emphasizing the urgent need for parents and healthcare employees to draw a closer attention of teenagers’ girls when it comes to early detection and prevention of Prediaciorist.

In the study, scientists warned 1595 teenagers aged 17 to 24, using data from children from the Kohort of the University of Bristol from the 90s. The frequency of high levels of sugar, insulin resistance and increasing the heart of participants were assessed during this period.

Teens with an empty -stomach blood sugar ≥5.6 mmol/l during the observation period faced 46% of the higher risk of developing left ventricular hypertrophy, thickening of myocardium, which can lead to serious heart problems. For people with even higher blood sugar levels (≥6.1 mmol/l), the risk has been tripled. Scientists also noticed that insulin resistance also played a role, increasing the risk of premature damage to the heart by 10%.

“Earlier results of the same cohort indicate that late periods of puberty is a critical period in the evolution of cardiometabolic diseases. Current discoveries additionally confirm that even healthy teenagers and young adults who are mostly normal, may be on the road to cardiovascular disease, if they have high blood glucose and insulin,” Agbai, towards cardiovascular disease, if they have high blood glucose and insulin press release.

“The deteriorating insulin resistance and increased fat mass have a two -way strengthening cycle. In the new study, we observed that two -thirds of the impact of insulin resistance on excessive enlargement of the heart have been explained by the increased importance of body tissue. A fivefold increase in the number of prediabetes spread over the seven years of young adults. Teens become independent of their families, “Agbai added.