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Yes, except heart disease is killing most people at much older ages than ACS/MI or sudden cardiac failure from AAS. You're talking out of your ass. VERY VERY few people who aren't morbidly obese die before the age of 50 from CV-related issues. Heart disease does kill plenty, but it's mostly those in the 65-85 year old range, not healthy men in the 30-50 range. BIG difference.
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"In men, the risk for heart attack increases significantly after the age of 45. In women, heart attacks are more likely to occur in the years after menopause (usually, after the age of 50). However, younger men and women can also have heart attacks."
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Yeah, talking out my ass, LOL.
NEXT!