Jeffrey Jaime, CISSPServant Leader & CEO Driving AI Innovation and Team Excellence

Can an Ultrasound Spot Hidden Heart Disease?!

31 Jul 2025 · 1 min

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A short conversational excerpt from a July 31, 2025 YouTube video by Jeffrey Jaime discussing ultrasound detection of arterial disease. Speakers cite a study claiming that in 1,000 patients over a year an intervention "opened the arteries 30%", discuss dietary patterns in "blue zones" (antipasti, vinegary foods) as possibly protective, and report clinical scanning observations: older patients on testosterone replacement therapy often show a ~20% ring around arteries; one speaker reports personal TRT level of about 800 ng/dL. Stress and life events (e.g., divorce) are also mentioned as contributors to plaque progression or stabilization.

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1,000 patients over a year.

About 20%.

About 800 (reported units implied ng/dL).

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I pulled the research studies, and on a thousand patients over a year, it opened the arteries 30%.
That's impressive.
That's incredible. Because what the traditional science is, you'll calcify the plaque and then just go into the night with a bunch more calcium in your body. But in these blue zones, they had these, these diets, the antipasti, the vinegary foods. I've had a couple surprises. I was in Dallas scanning, and some 60 year old testosterone replacement dudes came up. And I've scanned enough that they always have a 20% ring around their arteries. Pretty. Really? Yeah.
Now, are you talking like, therapeutic trt? Are we talking like, like guys who are obviously juicing and are like, way.
More buff than they should be at 60?
Yeah. Yeah. Because I mean, like, I'm on TRT. My levels are at like 800.
Hard living adds up on them. They've had a divorce.
Really?
Yeah. I've scanned doctors and stuff and, you know, you do this enough, you kind of get a sense. And I saw this plaque, but it was an older plaque. It wasn't still developing. Her body's addressing it. It was. I said, oh, I imagine with this kind of damage. She had a divorce like 10 years ago. Five years ago. She got all panicky and froze. But stress is huge. Yeah.