A gastroenterologist walks into a heart scan—and what he finds changes everything. In this episode, Dr. John Osborne interviews Dr. Persh Mehta, a physician-turned-patient, about heart prevention, family history, and why cardiology is finally catching up to colonoscopy.

Heart disease is still the #1 killer—often with no warning. But new technologies are giving us the power to see it coming. When a GI doctor with a clean lifestyle and no symptoms ends up with plaque in his arteries, you’ll want to hear why—and what he did next.

Your go-to heart health channel for truth, prevention, and peace of mind — straight from the experts. Get real answers to the questions your doctor doesn’t ask, and a plan to reverse heart disease before it starts. All in under an hour a day — so you can stop Googling symptoms and start living with confidence.

This episode is for people who:

• Have a family history of heart disease or stroke
• Want early detection tools before symptoms show up
• Believe “normal labs” mean they’re safe
• Are healthcare professionals seeking preventative answers
• Are navigating midlife health risks and proactive strategies

By the end of this episode, you’ll understand:

• Why a “cardiac colonoscopy” might be the future of heart screening
• How family history silently increases risk—even if you feel fine
• The science of early plaque detection using CT + AI
• The link between heart disease and fatty liver (NAFLD/MASH)
• What a real prevention plan looks like for someone in their 40s

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Is wine actually good for your heart? In this episode, Dr. John Osborne interviews Napa Valley vintner DJ Warner to uncover the scientific truth behind moderate alcohol use and cardiovascular health.

In a world full of conflicting information, we cut through the noise with real data. If you enjoy wine or care about your long-term health, this episode is a must-listen. Dr. Osborne explores whether moderate alcohol consumption — especially wine — has proven cardiovascular benefits.

Your go-to heart health channel for truth, prevention, and peace of mind — straight from the experts. Get real answers to the questions your doctor doesn’t ask, and a plan to reverse heart disease before it starts. All in under an hour a day — so you can stop Googling symptoms and start living with confidence.

This episode is for people who:

• Love wine and want to understand its true health impact
• Are over 40 and want to prevent heart disease
• Feel conflicted by recent headlines about alcohol
• Value science-backed, preventative health strategies

By the end of this episode, you’ll understand:

• The truth about moderate alcohol and cardiovascular risk
• How to interpret studies that claim “no amount of alcohol is safe”
• DJ Warner’s journey from food entrepreneur to elite Napa winemaker
• How ClearCardio is transforming preventative heart care

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Most heart attacks strike without warning — but what if you could stop one before it happens? In this episode, Dr. John Osborne breaks down how early detection of arterial plaque could change everything.

Cardiovascular disease is still the leading cause of death — and it’s largely preventable. Discover why traditional tests like stress tests fail us and how new technology like cardiac CT and AI can spot deadly plaque years before symptoms occur. This episode might just save your life or someone you love.

Your go-to heart health channel for truth, prevention, and peace of mind — straight from the experts. Get real answers to the questions your doctor doesn’t ask, and a plan to reverse heart disease before it starts. All in under an hour a day — so you can stop Googling symptoms and start living with confidence.

This episode is for people who:

• Are 40+ and want to take control of their health
• Have a family history of heart disease or stroke
• Are concerned about normal test results that don’t tell the whole story
• Want real answers and a real plan — not guesswork
• Are health-conscious professionals, first responders, teachers, or caregivers

By the end of this episode, you’ll understand:

• Why stress tests and angiograms miss early disease
• How plaque grows silently for decades
• What cardiac CT with AI can reveal about your true heart health
• How ClearCardio is using tech to reverse heart disease — not just manage it
• Real patient stories that show what early detection can achieve

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