A new online calculator helps you determine your heart’s biological age using health metrics like blood pressure and cholesterol.

By Aniket Chakraborty

July 31, 2025

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Developed from the latest cardiovascular research, it shows how your heart’s health compares to your actual age.

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The calculator helps bridge the gap between biological and chronological age—critical for assessing cardiovascular risks.

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According to a study, most Americans’ hearts are older than their chronological age—men, on average, by 7 years.

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For people whose heart age is 5-10 years older, experts recommend talking to a doctor and considering lifestyle changes.

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This tool could help you understand heart health, but it doesn’t factor in key elements like menopausal changes for women.

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Researchers found that many men and women in their 30s already have older hearts than they should.

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Lifestyle changes like regular exercise and better diet can help slow heart aging and reduce the risk of heart disease.

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People with heart ages younger than their actual age should track their progress to maintain healthy aging.

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While the calculator is a helpful tool, remember it’s only one part of understanding your long-term heart health.

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