Dhru Purohit

Such an easy thing.

I heard you on a recent podcast talk about it as a hack, worst case scenario sort of advice.

As we started in the beginning of the podcast...

Heart disease is the number one killer of men and women.

God forbid, but there's going to be somebody that listens today that is going to find themselves in a situation where they are actively experiencing a cardiovascular event and they're at home.

And you came in.

with some immediate and practical and actionable things that literally, if somebody listening finds himself in this situation or somebody that they love finds himself in this situation, these action items could literally save somebody's life.

Can you share some of those with our audience here right now?

Those are super powerful.

And I think for, you know, not just the obvious reasons, we all think that this will never happen to us.

Right?

You thought it would never happen to you.

I think it's never going to happen to me.

And yet we know if this is the number one killer, it's going to happen.

And it's going to happen to a lot of us that are there.

God willing, it's way far in the distance.

God willing, there's a lot more tools and techniques and other things that come out where we get a chance to catch heart disease early.

Many of the tips that you recommended here or processes to help us be able to do that.

But also too, if you don't practice a scenario before it happens and think, okay, all right, well, what did Dr. London say?

Okay, make sure the door is open.