EMAIL 13 (Myth-buster): The testing guide: lipid test is outdated

Subject line options:
  1. Is your heart test out of date?
  2. The heart tests I'm asking about next time
  3. The trouble with trusting one number
Preview text: The experts say a simple lipid test is outdated. Here's what to ask about instead.

Hi {{first_name}},

When most people get their heart health checked, the number they hear most about is cholesterol from a simple lipid test. According to the experts in a docuseries I've been looking into, that test on its own is now outdated.

[Add a sentence of your own about the last time you had your heart health checked]

One of the bonuses that comes with Heart Disease Code is a Cardiovascular (Heart Health) Testing Guide. It walks you through the more modern tests that are available, so you can bring them up with your doctor, and I like it because it helps turn a short appointment into a proper conversation.

The guide sits alongside the main program, which filmmaker Matt Carter put together after three years of interviews with more than 40 cardiologists, doctors, nutrition experts and survivors. You get the Heart Disease Code ebook and its nine natural steps, the 9-part Untold Story of Heart Disease docuseries, and a Heart Health Supplementation Guide that explains which supplements are worth it and why overdosing on them can be dangerous.

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If you've been relying on one number to tell you how your heart is doing, this is a good way to find out what else you could ask about. It's $19.95 instead of the usual $99.95, with a 60-day money-back guarantee.

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Best wishes,
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