Some anti-ageing medications may increase the risk of cardiac arrest due to their effects on blood pressure, heart rate, or electrolyte balance.
Medications containing hormones like testosterone or estrogen can put strain on the heart, especially in people with pre-existing heart conditions.
Certain supplements marketed for anti-ageing, such as DHEA or human growth hormone (HGH), may interfere with heart rhythm or blood pressure.
Overuse or incorrect dosage of anti-ageing drugs can lead to cardiovascular side effects, including arrhythmias that may trigger cardiac arrest.
Some anti-ageing compounds can interact negatively with other heart medications, raising the risk of heart-related emergencies.
Individuals with underlying heart disease or hypertension should be cautious before starting any anti-ageing treatments.
Mitochondria-targeted anti-ageing drugs are still under research, and their long-term effects on heart health remain unclear.
Herbal anti-ageing remedies may also pose risks if they contain compounds that stimulate the cardiovascular system.
Not all anti-ageing products are regulated; some may contain harmful stimulants or undisclosed ingredients that affect the heart.