BackInTheGame78
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So you think blood clots randomly happen in 71-93 year olds but miraculously don't happen in younger men? It might happen MORE to that age group, but only because the risk for pretty much anything to go wrong is higher as you get older. Blood clot risk is higher, even if it isn't as high as it would be if you were in that age range.The study you're referring to is with males from 71-90 years old.....
Well...here is some worse news...high estradiol levels in men are asssociated with thickening of the arterial wall(bad) and greater heart attack risk
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