Prevent Heart Attacks Before It’s Too Late

The conventional approach to cardiovascular disease is to deal with it when you have a problem. We've had patients that had a CIMT study in our office showing, you know, 25 to 50%, you know, narrowing of their arteries. And they will see the cardiologist like, what do you want to do about this? It's not that bad. Well, yeah, it's not that bad. You're not going to have a heart attack this year, but that's the direction you're going. The number one thing, in my opinion, we should doing is seeing if there's actual disease or not, because we're still missing heart attacks at alarming rates. That's still the number one cause of death. I mean, look at all the money we put into managing cardiovascular disease. It's almost a trillion a year happened in death rate from heart attacks. Staying the same. Hasn't gone down.