Hey everyone, Lauren Kelly here! Today I’m chatting with Steve Marler about something that concerns us all: heart disease.
Lauren: Steve, thanks for joining me today. Let’s jump right in. Heart disease – it seems like it’s everywhere these days.
Steve: Lauren, you’re right. It is a major concern. You know, heart disease is the leading cause of death in the US, and it’s often called the “silent killer” because it can strike without any warning signs.
Lauren: That’s terrifying! Is there anything we can do to protect ourselves?
Steve: Absolutely! Early detection is crucial. The sooner you know if there’s a problem, the sooner you can take steps to prevent a serious event.
Lauren: That makes sense. So, what are some options for early detection?
Steve: There are a few different tests, but I’ve been really impressed with what Advanced Body Scan offers. They have a painless heart scan for just $99 for couples!
Lauren: Wow, that’s an incredible price. And how long does it take?
Steve: The scan itself takes less than five minutes! You walk in dressed as you are, no needles or dyes involved. It’s incredibly convenient.
Lauren: And it comes with a report and consultation, right?
Steve: Exactly. You get a detailed radiology report, your calcium score, and a consultation to discuss the findings.
Lauren: This sounds too good to be true, Steve! Are you sure it’s accurate?
Steve: Lauren, Advanced Body Scan uses the latest technology for the scan itself. Even better, their radiologists are top-notch. I’ve heard from people whose doctors were amazed by the image quality!
Lauren: This is definitely something I’m going to look into. Thanks for opening my eyes to this, Steve!
Key Points:
- Heart disease is a leading cause of death in the US, but early detection can significantly improve outcomes.
- Advanced Body Scan offers a quick, painless, and affordable heart scan with advanced technology.
Action Items:
- Schedule a heart scan at Advanced Body Scan (especially if you’re considering going with a partner for the discount).
- Discuss the scan results with your doctor to see if any further action is needed.
- Consider getting a baseline scan and scheduling yearly comparisons to monitor your heart health proactively.