Thursday, November 12, 2009

do facial lines in men indicate heart disease

do facial lines in men indicate heart disease?
Can you tell anything about heart disease by facial lines in men?
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1 :
NO! Lines are merely graceful aging... nothing more... if you start to worry about that you'll become a basket-case... so! Get a album of Alice Copper - Killer... he tells why lines form on our faces... have a good day and don't worry about those lines!
2 :
As the face matures, it changes some of its most enduring properties and acquires new attributes (e.g., wrinkles). These changes are the basis for information about the aging of the face. The greatest changes occur from infancy to puberty as the face and head mature into an adult form. The eyes, nose, and mouth features of the face expand to fill a relatively greater area of the surface of the cranium; the relative area occupied by the forehead shrinks as the eyes move up into this area; the eyes become proportionately smaller and the forehead slopes back more; the face becomes smaller in respect to the rest of the body; and the chin tends to become larger and more protrusive. Some of these changes may continue, but less dramatically, into adulthood, but other changes begin to occur to mark aging of the face and correspond to the decline of the face past the generative years into old age. The skin becomes darker, less flexible, rougher, and more leathery; lines, wrinkles, folds, pouches, and blemishes or discolorations gradually appear and/or become more pronounced; muscles and connective tissues change their elasticity; and fatty deposits and bone may be lost to produce pouches in the cheeks, bags under the eyes, sagging under the chin or a double chin, opening of pores, and other changes in the way soft tissues conform to the underlying bony structure. They indicate heart disease? Changes in the vascular supply of the skin and in hair, oil and sweat glands usually occur. There are also changes in the movements and behaviors of the face as it ages, but little is known about these changes because they require a long research period to study. During aging of the face, fine control of the facial muscles is lost, similar to finger dexterity. Take care as always
3 :
no hun my son was 4 months old and had a heart attack so face lines ..noooo just wisdom well so i though

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