The free tool - initially launched last year - also scours for information about your cholesterol levels, blood pressure and whether or not you have any other conditions that increase your risk.
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It is designed to work on people aged 30 or older who have not already been diagnosed with cardiovascular disease.
The updated tool comes after new research found four in five people have hearts much older than they are due to a poor lifestyle.
In the worst cases, men and women in their mid-40s had hearts typical of 60-year-olds, scientists found.
A worrying 89 per cent of men below 40 had unhealthy hearts, compared with just 41 per cent of women, researchers discovered.
Johanna Ralston of the World Heart Federation said: 'The Heart Age Tool is an extremely useful wake-up call for people to implement those simple lifestyle changes that can improve their heart age and their wellbeing.'
Jamie Waterall of Public Health England said: 'Even though you may not have symptoms, having a heart age higher than your own age indicates an increased risk of serious illness.
'The tool gives an immediate indication of a person's potential risk and what they can start doing to reduce it.
'For people over 40, the NHS Health Check presents an invaluable opportunity to discuss your heart health with a professional.'
