Heart disease remains the nations #1 killer of both men and women.  Waiting for symptoms to develop before deciding to treat is ill advised – almost 30 percent will not survive the very first manifestation of the disease that often is a sudden unexplained heart attack.  Furthermore, the “culprit” lesion is generally non obstructive, posing a significant limitation and diagnostic challenge as stress testing and other non-invasive cardiovascular procedures will often be unrevealing.

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The widespread enthusiasm for an accurate, early detection tool coincides with overwhelming clinical evidence that heart disease if identified early, is a treatable process that can be slowed, stabilized, or even reversed with modern cardiovascular management therapies.