EMAIL 03 (Intro): Questions the docuseries answers

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  1. Why would sunlight matter to your heart?
  2. The gut came up again and again
  3. Three questions I can't shake
Preview text: Normal cholesterol, heart attacks, sunlight and the gut: the series explains.

Hi {{first_name}},

A few questions have been on my mind since I came across a docuseries called The Untold Story of Heart Disease.

Why do roughly half of the people who have a heart attack turn out to have normal cholesterol? Why might sunlight matter for blood flow? And why do the experts in the series spend so much time on the gut, of all places, when they talk about the heart?

The series is the heart of Heart Disease Code, made by documentary filmmaker Matt Carter. He interviewed over 40 cardiologists, doctors, nutrition experts and heart disease survivors, including well-known names like Dr. Mark Hyman, Dr Stephen Sinatra and Dr William Davis, and he shaped what he learned into nine natural steps.

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Everything sits in an online members area, so you can watch, read or print it on your phone, tablet or computer whenever it suits you, and there's even a bonus episode on the gut-heart connection.

The price is $19.95 (down from $99.95), and it's covered by a 60-day, no-questions-asked money-back guarantee, so you can look through all of it and decide for yourself.

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Talk soon,
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