Dhru Purohit

Like clearly, I think I paid like $2,500.

You got to have a doctor order it.

So it's not always affordable for everybody.

But do you recommend these things?

Do you not recommend these things?

Or like all things, is it maybe?

Right, you're looking for the extremes.

What about me?

Yeah.

If anything, when I got mine done, first I got a CT scan done and then I learned about Clearly and I got that done.

It made me realize that, again, there's so many nuances that may play into my heart health.

My sister got one done, my brother-in-law's wife, my sister, she got one done and she scored

Zero across the board, like not just with like calcium, but like soft, like there was nothing on the report.

And, and, and I, you know, started eating kind of what I would call more saturated type fats that are there that would, that I saw a bump in my LDL.

She has largely just sort of stuck to like fish.

And then she's eating most of her food from healthy, you know, vegetarian sources, high fiber, not a processed food, vegetarian.

And so, you know, maybe there's something genetic that's going on with our family.

Maybe there's this, maybe there's that.

But what it made me really feel is if I want to keep it this way, because I'm also choosing to have a particular lifestyle, I'm living in Los Angeles that might have more air pollution.

I'm generally knowing that I have somewhat of a life that my sleep quality may be impacted a little bit here and there, you know, working late, whatever it might be, even though I try to do my best.