Dhru Purohit

But overall, I tell people now, having your LDL and ApoB is shots on goal.

Do you really want to risk

That lifetime risk that's there, or do you get treatment or make massive changes now so you don't end up in that situation?

Do you think, what are your thoughts on that?

And how do you think that played into your story?

And to be fair to Dave Feldman and Nick Norwitz, who, again, I think are doing great work in areas of getting the science done.

You know, their response largely has been that, hey, there's some problems with solutions like Clearly, again, which is a CCTA.

It's an advanced technology.

AI enhanced sort of way of imaging of looking at not just hard plaque, like if people get a calcium score, it's also looking at soft plaque.

And I think there's some truth to it.

What they're saying is that that test compared to maybe other tests at looking at soft plaque tends to slightly overestimate.

I went through this with my dad.

My dad got a clearly test done because we have cardiovascular disease that runs in the family, Indian, everything else like that.

And I got my dad to start working with this cardiologist, Michael Twyman.

And we went in and did the full workup.

And part of that included blood work, Boston heart, et cetera, all this stuff, measuring blood pressure multiple times a day, grip strength.

He really takes it to the next level.

I really appreciate his practice.

And he got my data clearly scanned.

And in that clearly scan, it showed that there was a 60% blockage in a couple of the major arteries in the heart.