LP(a) – The Genetic Heart Risk You May Never Have Heard Of
LP(a) is a genetically determined particle that drives cardiovascular risk independently of diet and exercise. Measuring and managing is vital for a truly personalized prevention plan.
How Saturated Fat Impacts ApoB: A Practical Guide to Heart Health
Most people focus on the cholesterol in their food, but the real driver of heart risk may be in your physiology. Discover the powerful dietary levers you have for managing ApoB.
HDL: What It Is, What It Isn’t, and What We Still Don’t Know
While often labeled "good cholesterol," HDL is actually a complex signaling particle that reflects your metabolic health rather than directly preventing plaque.
How to Make Sense of Cholesterol Tests—and What Actually Drives Cardiovascular Risk
Stop being confused by cholesterol tests. Learn why ApoB is a more accurate predictor of heart disease than LDL-C and how these particles actually drive atherosclerosis.
Why a Zero Calcium Score Isn’t Enough: A New Study on LDL, Young Adults, and Hidden Plaque
A zero calcium score doesn't guarantee clear arteries. New research shows how LDL drives "hidden" soft plaque and heart risk
Atherosclerosis Drivers (Part 2) - How Plaques Grow, Change, and Lead to Cardiovascular Events
It turns out, the most dangerous plaques aren't always the biggest ones. They are the "soft," inflamed plaques that can tear open without warning.
What Drives Atherosclerosis? Understanding How Heart Disease Starts and Why It Begins Early
Heart disease isn't an event; it's a process. Let’s explore the biology of atherosclerosis to reveal how the glycocalyx, ApoB particles, and early life choices shape your cardiovascular destiny.
Heart Tests: CAC vs CCTA vs CCTA With Cleerly
Why Your Heart Test Might Be Missing Early Disease.
Study: Stroke, Strength, and the Surprising Link to Alzheimer’s
Alzheimer’s disease prevention is no longer just about brain games. Research shows that what happens in your muscles and blood vessels has a direct impact on your risk of dementia.