Dr. Peter Diamandis

We have an amazing chief medical officer, Dr. Helen Messier, who teaches functional medicine. And we have a fountain university. Our doctors, our nurses, our health coaches, everybody's functional medicine. And the AI digests it. And there are two things we're trying to, you come in to answer two questions. Is there anything going on inside your body right now you need to know about? No.

We have an amazing chief medical officer, Dr. Helen Messier, who teaches functional medicine. And we have a fountain university. Our doctors, our nurses, our health coaches, everybody's functional medicine. And the AI digests it. And there are two things we're trying to, you come in to answer two questions. Is there anything going on inside your body right now you need to know about? No.

We have an amazing chief medical officer, Dr. Helen Messier, who teaches functional medicine. And we have a fountain university. Our doctors, our nurses, our health coaches, everybody's functional medicine. And the AI digests it. And there are two things we're trying to, you come in to answer two questions. Is there anything going on inside your body right now you need to know about? No.

And what's likely to happen to you and how do we prevent it from happening? Wow. Right? I mean, that's what you should know. So here's the results. In our first 5,000 members, 2%, everybody coming in is seemingly healthy. 2% have a cancer they don't know about. Wow. Right? I mean, think about it.

And what's likely to happen to you and how do we prevent it from happening? Wow. Right? I mean, that's what you should know. So here's the results. In our first 5,000 members, 2%, everybody coming in is seemingly healthy. 2% have a cancer they don't know about. Wow. Right? I mean, think about it.

And what's likely to happen to you and how do we prevent it from happening? Wow. Right? I mean, that's what you should know. So here's the results. In our first 5,000 members, 2%, everybody coming in is seemingly healthy. 2% have a cancer they don't know about. Wow. Right? I mean, think about it.

You know someone who went to the hospital, went to the doctor's office with a pain in their side and was like, sorry to tell you this, but you've got stage three or stage four. Right. And it didn't happen that morning. Right. It's been going on for some time. And people go, I don't want to know. I'm saying, bullshit, of course you want to know. You're going to find out eventually.

You know someone who went to the hospital, went to the doctor's office with a pain in their side and was like, sorry to tell you this, but you've got stage three or stage four. Right. And it didn't happen that morning. Right. It's been going on for some time. And people go, I don't want to know. I'm saying, bullshit, of course you want to know. You're going to find out eventually.

You know someone who went to the hospital, went to the doctor's office with a pain in their side and was like, sorry to tell you this, but you've got stage three or stage four. Right. And it didn't happen that morning. Right. It's been going on for some time. And people go, I don't want to know. I'm saying, bullshit, of course you want to know. You're going to find out eventually.

You want to know now when you do something about it or when it's too late.

You want to know now when you do something about it or when it's too late.

You want to know now when you do something about it or when it's too late.

So your body is great at hiding that. 70% of all cardiac disease has no precedence, no shortness of breath, no pain. even your calcium score doesn't matter, right? Your calcium score, calcified plaque, unless it's blocking the coronary artery that feeds the heart muscle, sugar, and oxygen, unless it's blocking it, in which case, yeah, you want to see that.

So your body is great at hiding that. 70% of all cardiac disease has no precedence, no shortness of breath, no pain. even your calcium score doesn't matter, right? Your calcium score, calcified plaque, unless it's blocking the coronary artery that feeds the heart muscle, sugar, and oxygen, unless it's blocking it, in which case, yeah, you want to see that.

So your body is great at hiding that. 70% of all cardiac disease has no precedence, no shortness of breath, no pain. even your calcium score doesn't matter, right? Your calcium score, calcified plaque, unless it's blocking the coronary artery that feeds the heart muscle, sugar, and oxygen, unless it's blocking it, in which case, yeah, you want to see that.

Calcified plaque on the side of a coronary artery is stable. What we've discovered in the last few years, it's something called the soft plaque. Yeah. That's on the wall of the arteries, right? So there's a special AI overlay called Clearly. James Min, Dr. James Min, who invented it, is brilliant.

Calcified plaque on the side of a coronary artery is stable. What we've discovered in the last few years, it's something called the soft plaque. Yeah. That's on the wall of the arteries, right? So there's a special AI overlay called Clearly. James Min, Dr. James Min, who invented it, is brilliant.

Calcified plaque on the side of a coronary artery is stable. What we've discovered in the last few years, it's something called the soft plaque. Yeah. That's on the wall of the arteries, right? So there's a special AI overlay called Clearly. James Min, Dr. James Min, who invented it, is brilliant.

And it's the soft plaque that in the middle of the night can break off and block your coronary artery and you don't wake up. And so we can detect through this AI overlay your soft plaque. Most of the cancers that kill people... are not cancers we screen for because we screen for breast and prostate and intestinal cancers. But we don't screen for glioblastomas, pancreatic cancers.

And it's the soft plaque that in the middle of the night can break off and block your coronary artery and you don't wake up. And so we can detect through this AI overlay your soft plaque. Most of the cancers that kill people... are not cancers we screen for because we screen for breast and prostate and intestinal cancers. But we don't screen for glioblastomas, pancreatic cancers.