Why so many people are having strokes in their 20s, 30s and 40S?

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Article from 2015

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Although stroke has long been considered an illness of advanced age, statistics show a startling demographic reversal in recent years. Even while strokes are on the decline in older adults, decreasing by more than 25 percent for people older than 45, according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention figures, the chances of stroke have soared alarmingly among people in early adulthood and middle age. From 1994 through 2007, CDC research shows, the rate of ischemic stroke jumped by 47 percent for men ages 35 to 44 and 36 percent for women in the same age group. For men in their early 20s, the number of stroke-related hospitalizations rose by more than 50 percent during that period.

Ischemic stroke, caused by clots, accounts for almost 90 percent of the 800,000 strokes that Americans suffer each year. The remainder are hemorrhagic strokes caused by brain bleeding, or aneurysms, which result in about 40 percent of the nation’s 130,000 annual deaths from stroke. Researchers theorize that improved diagnostic technology could be responsible for at least part of the increase in stroke numbers. An American Academy of Neurology study suggests that the widespread use of highly sensitive MRIs, which can detect tiny brain blockages that CT scans miss, could account for the diagnosis of as many as half of minor ischemic strokes in younger people. But older people also undergo these same increasingly sophisticated MRI tests, and they do not show a corresponding spike in strokes


For the young and middle-aged, the stroke numbers are high enough to cause concern for medical professionals. They point to a familiar roster of risk factors – high cholesterol and blood pressure, diabetes, obesity and lack of exercise – as the main culprits behind the rise in younger-age strokes.



As the nation’s obesity and diabetes statistics skew younger, in other words, so do stroke statistics: A common-sense diet and a half-hour of daily exercise are all it takes for most people to cut their chance of stroke by half, Maidan said.

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Waiting to see if somebody blames seed oils.

Im willing to bet the rise of energy drinks in the last twenty years has accelerated these issues.

Combination of poor diet, poor exercise habits, the actual Covid virus itself, and the subsequent vaccine all contribute.