If there were a way to overcome any worries you have about whether you're going to get heart disease, or worse yet, a heart attack, you would very likely want to know about it.

Wouldn't it be wonderful if you could learn what blood tests provide clues about your potential risk of heart disease? Knowing is better than not knowing, or worse yet, guessing.

In Module 1 of HEARThrive, Hidden Secrets in Your Blood, you are going to learn all about 10 key blood tests that you can get that will educate you and help put your mind at ease about disease.

We'll cut to the chase, eliminate any confusion, and even empower you to be able to discuss your health in an educated manner with your doctor or cardiologist.

We now know the two key drivers of heart disease are metabolic syndrome and inflammation. You'll learn 5 important blood tests that address metabolic factors and 5 that detect inflammation. Think of these as the “5-5 Drive” to keep you alive.

Be sure to register for Module 1 right now. It's free!

Then be sure to check out the course - and especially watch the 10 easy to understand videos on key blood tests that you can obtain to explore your potential heart disease risk.

I'm somewhat of a health geek and I've been tracking my bloodwork carefully since 1991.

Over the years I've followed many health experts including cardiologists Dr. Steven Sinatra, Dr. William Davis, Dr. Mark Houston, Dr. Nadir Ali and other integrative specialists including Dr. Al Sears and Christian Wilde and compiled what I believe are the 10 best blood tests to use to begin your journey toward heart health.

I will teach you what each test means and the best values for you to obtain, as well as how to look at your results not only individually but also collectively to understand your cardiovascular risk even better.

You owe it to yourself to take some responsibility for your health. Sign up now for this important HEARThrive course, Hidden Secrets in Your Blood.

And promise yourself that you will go through the course and get the blood tests you need so that you can stay ahead of future potentially disastrous health consequences, and instead feel confident and content that you are doing the best things for your heart and your health.