Introducing the Inherent Health Heart Health Test
| Heart Health Scientific Summary |
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| Introduction |
| IL1 as Key Regulator |
| Heart Health Test |
| Heart Disease Risk |
| Reduction of Risk |
| Conclusion |
| Details on Studies |
| References |
| Sample Documents |
The Heart Health Genetic Test tells a person if they carry a genetic make-up that can make their inflammatory system over-active and put them at higher risk of early heart disease.
- Taking the test is simple, and uses cells rubbed painlessly from the inside of your cheek. These are then sent to a laboratory for testing.
- While the test does not diagnose heart disease, it can tell you if you have an IL-1 genetic pattern linked to higher risk. These are called Risk Patterns 1a, 1b, or 1c.
Testing “positive” for one of these three Risk Patterns means you may have a higher risk for heart disease.
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