1. ApoA-l, ApoB, and sdLDL,
2. Inflammation panel including LpPLa2,
3. Lipid panel, Vitamin D
4. A genetic variation of LDL called Lp(a) known as the "mass murderer" that can easily be remedied with a supplement.
5. The OralDNA test which can identify harmful bacteria in the mouth that can increase cardiovascular risk.
6. Omega-3 Status. Most Americans don't get enough of this important nutrient. Do you take an Omega 3 supplement? Do you know if it's having the desired effect? You'll learn your Omega 3 status and if you need more.
7. PLUS, the Apo E Genetic test which helps determine which diet and supplements work best based on your genetic makeup.

And more!

VALUED AT $3450

The best technology available for detecting early cardiovascular disease.

By the way, this isn't the neck scan that is often offered through health screenings. This new approach looks at the condition of your artery walls where disease often starts years before it can be detected with traditional tests.

Not yet widely available, if you can find the test, the national average is $625. (If you've already had the CIMT at one of David's seminars, your fee paid will be deducted from the total.)

VALUED AT $625

Using technology called Lymphocyte Proliferation Assay, the Spectracell protocol measures nutrient function inside white blood cells. This approach to micronutrient testing is far superior to most current traditional lab measurements of serum nutrient levels. Just as the A1C test has become accepted as a better measure of blood sugar levels compared to traditional fasting glucose, so is looking at nutritional status within the cell itself superior to blood levels of most nutrients.

• Recent research has shown that those supplemented with vitamin B6 improved their immune function, even though traditional tests indicated an adequate level of the nutrient. When the B vitamin Folic Acid was supplemented in an elderly population, immune function was again improved, even though traditional tests determined that levels were already normal.
• Blood Vitamin C levels are only reflective of your recent Vitamin C intake. White blood cell levels of Vitamin C better show the amount your body has available for actual systemic use.
• It now appears that many of the traditional lab measures often are incorrectly diagnosing nutritional status.

Your personal results will be categorized into "Adequate," "Borderline," or "Deficient" levels and recommendations given on how those measurements can be improved. The Spectracell patented protocol for measuring your actual nutritional status is decades ahead of what is available through most health care providers.

VALUED AT $395