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Long-Term Cardiovascular Health

Meaning

Long-Term Cardiovascular Health refers to the sustained functional integrity of the heart and blood vessel system over many decades, characterized by flexible arteries, efficient cardiac output, and the absence of atherosclerotic plaque accumulation. This is a crucial metric for overall longevity and is profoundly influenced by the cumulative effect of hormonal balance, metabolic status, and inflammatory load throughout adult life. Clinical management aims for proactive optimization of these systemic factors, not just reactive disease management.