How To Track and Reverse Cardiac Aging

But let's say you're 50 and you have the arteries of a 60 year old. You're not an impending death risk, but you're going to have a heart attack, most likely in your lifetime. We want to change that risk over and over again, seeing people go from five years older or 10 years older than their cardiac age to five or 10 years younger. My own personal journey. I have a family history of heart disease, and I've had a calcium score. I was negative. And about 10 years ago, I got sick. I had a spinal issue. My cholesterol went high and my blood pressure went high, and my arteries are a little older than I was. And now they're about 10 to 16 years younger than I am. So I've reversed that through some interventions. So we can reverse that and we can track it with cimt, can't track with the calcium score.