Atin Gupta

Hey @Henrik_wes Let's do a one hour live stream of us both building a website. I'll build mine manually in Webflow, and you can use your cute little prompting tool. We'll let the crowd judge the end result and see if you stick by your statement.

Coronary Calcium CT Scans - not cholesterol tests - should be standard operating procedure for adults over 45. I have tweeted about it extensively and discussed on the @theallinpod E136. Since then I’ve heard incredible stories from 100s of people how this impacted their lives. $100 and 30 mins is all it takes! Now sharing this text w permission from one of my childhood besties on how it impacted him - this one hit close to home: “Good Morning Fellas, I wanted to give you all an update on my recent medical issues. I had a Cardiac Calcium Score test performed a few months ago and it was off the charts at 460 and triggered an appointment with a cardiologist. I then had a nuclear stress test and echocardiogram, which turned out mostly normal, except for a small area where they thought I might have some blockage. Fortunately, we decided to do a CT angiogram and it revealed that I had two vessels that were 75% blocked. On December 29th, I went in for a heart catheter procedure. Once they were able to evaluate the vessels, I had one artery that was 75% blocked and the other was 90% blocked. I ended up with several heart stents to fix these issues. Everyone kept asking if I had shortness of breath or chest pain. The answer was always NO, because I NEVER had any symptoms. I probably would have had a heart attack or worse within several months if this had gone unchecked. Having the cardiac calcium score test most likely saved my life. Like Gersh says - I urge everyone to have one done immediately. My doctor never recommended doing a Cardiac Calcium Score - they just kept pushing cholesterol medicine to prevent heart issues. I believe that the Medical community should routinely recommend this test, just as they would a colonoscopy or a mammogram for screening purposes. Hospitals in my area charge $50 at the time of service. I scheduled my own appointment and you don't need a doctor's referral. I recommend you pass this information on to all of your family and friends so they have the opportunity to have this test done. It could save another life.”