Bald men are more susceptible to prostate cancer

A recent study reported that bald men have twice the risk of developing prostate cancer as non-bald men. The report pointed out that the occurrence of certain diseases is not only closely related to our daily life and eating habits, but also affected by certain congenital factors, which have an invisible force that affects people's health.

People often say that there are no two identical leaves in the world, and the same is true for people. It is almost impossible to find two people who are exactly the same, because everyone's genes are unique, and the external manifestation of these genes is physical appearance. Studies have found that by analyzing a person's external physical characteristics, his future health status can be predicted to a certain extent.

Male baldness is related to testosterone levels during adolescence, and the risk of prostate cancer in men is also related to testosterone levels in the body. This shows that this hidden danger already exists during male adolescence. Not only that, for bald men, in addition to a higher risk of prostate cancer than the general population, they also have a higher risk of heart disease. The survey found that the risk of heart disease in men with mild baldness is 9% higher than that of the normal population, the risk of moderate baldness is 23% higher, and the risk of severe baldness is 36% higher. In this process, testosterone levels have once again become the culprit. In addition, according to speculation by relevant personnel, the occurrence of atherosclerosis and thrombosis may also be related to testosterone levels.