Cardiovascular diseases are one of the main death causes in Spain and in western countries in general. The main risk factors for cardiovascular diseases are hipercholesterolaemia, hiperglycaemia and high blood pressure. These risk factors have been associated with three axes of variation: chronological aging, reproductive aging (menopause) and global and visceral obesity. This study evaluates the levels of the traditionally accepted indicators of cardiovascular risk (triglycerides, cholesterol and glucose). It also evaluates the levels of ferritin, which role as a cardiovascular risk indicator has been already suggested by several authors (Klipstein-Grobush et al , 1999, Meyers et al 2002). However, there is no data that proves its continual variation in relation to age, loose of ovarian function adiposity and change in weight, in a normal population.