Is Your Heart Worth $100? How Not To Die.
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Watch me get shocked (cardioverted) in the ER: https://youtu.be/1rOiLtde14Q Heart disease remains the top killer. Unfortunately, the first sign of a problem is sudden cardiac death for about 50% of people with heart disease. This quick test can help discover if you have heart disease. This slide deck is part of the Men's Health course. Here is how this will affect life: http://mitchelmd.com/rage Listen to the presentation here: https://projectyou.thinkific.com/ as well as others.
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