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5 Mar 2025 · 2 min
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In this promotional video, J.D. Enright, founder of Clear Cardio, argues that conventional cardiology relies on outdated, reactive tests (stress tests, EKGs, angiograms) that give a false sense of security and fail to prevent heart attacks or strokes. He outlines Clear Cardio’s preventive model: using AI‑powered cardiac imaging to detect and quantify arterial plaque years before symptoms appear. The service operates as a private, concierge‑level practice that does not accept insurance, targeting busy professionals and high‑performers over age 45 who have one or more of eight listed risk factors (age, family history, diabetes, hypertension, high cholesterol, stress, poor sleep, inflammation, smoking, alcohol abuse). Enright emphasizes that plaque, not the traditional tests, is the true cause of heart attacks, and that early detection is not profitable under the current insurance‑driven system. He calls viewers to take control of their health by contacting Clear Cardio for proactive plaque screening.

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