Heart

Want a healthier heart? Here’s how you can use your results as a guide forward.

Catching silent indicators of heart disease in the blood may save your life.

One in five Americans have high lipoprotein(a), a known risk factor for early heart disease. Learn how testing can uncover your risk.

Your arteries are the largest of your body’s blood vessels, and they play the crucial role of delivering oxygen and nutrients to every organ, tissue, and cell. So, to say that keeping these vital channels in tip-top shape is important for your health is a bit of an understatement.

Inflammation is a natural body process to help your immune system fight off incoming physical, viral or bacterial threats. But when the inflammation process doesn’t shut off, that’s a big problem.

More and more, we’re learning about connections between mental health and physical health. While we may think of the brain and the heart as two very different organs, there’s a link between what you think and your heart health! 

Heart disease has long been the leading cause of death in the US.And it’s not going anywhere. After we’ve figured out how to cope with COVID-19, heart disease and its associated conditions, like stroke and diabetes, will still be waiting in the wings. 

Ease chronic inflammation with natural anti-inflammatory remedies.

If the importance of heart health isn’t already perfectly clear, let this one statistic do the heavy lifting for you — at over 600,000 fatalities per year, heart disease is the #1 cause of death in the United States. Paying attention to your heart’s heath is one of the most important ways to ensure your wellbeing to live a long and happy life. 

What is Heart Disease? Heart disease is a broad term referring to several conditions and disorders undermining the function of the heart.

imaware™ offers several cardiovascular at-home tests that use biomarkers and genes to tell more of your complete health story.