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The Heart Attack Risk Factor Your Doctor May Miss

Discover what oxidative stress is, why it matters to your heart and blood vessels, and what testing can reveal.

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Dr. Jack Wolfson, DODr. Jack Wolfson, DO · Cardiologist for over 20 years · Founder, Natural Heart Doctor · #1 Amazon Best-Selling Author · Top 50 Functional Medicine Doctors

What I Covered

  • What oxidative stress is
  • Why it matters to your heart and blood vessels
  • How oxidative stress is measured
  • What the test can tell you and what it cannot

You Had The Blood Work. What Did You Actually Test?

You probably know some of your numbers.

LDL.HDL.Triglycerides.Blood sugar.Maybe your calcium score.

Good. Those are useful.

But they do not tell you everything.

Your standard cholesterol panel does not measure oxidative stress.

If you want to know, measure it.

Test, Don't Guess.

The Oxidative Stress Test is a simple at-home urine test that measures lipid peroxides, a marker linked to oxidative stress.

No blood draw.No lab visit.You get a baseline you did not have before.

Then we help you understand what it means and what to work on next.

Treat the person, not the number.

Ready To Stop Guessing?

You watched the webinar. Now you know why I look at oxidative stress.

The next step is simple. Test it.

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Oxidative Stress Test
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Test at home. Get your baseline. Understand what to work on next.

What Happens After You Order?

  1. 1
    Complete The 50-Question Heart Health Assessment Online

    We’ll send the assessment link to you by email. Your answers help give your test result more context.

  2. 2
    Test At Home

    Collect your urine sample at home and mail it back using the materials provided.

  3. 3
    Set Up Your Patient Portal

    You’ll receive a patient portal invitation by email from Natural Heart Doctor.

    Set it up as soon as possible so you can access your results when they are ready. The invitation expires after one week. If it expires, email health@naturalheartdoctor.com and we’ll send you a new one.

  4. 4
    Get Your Results + Schedule Your Review

    When your results are ready, you’ll be notified through the patient portal. Our office will then contact you to schedule a phone results review with an NHD Master Health Coach.

  5. 5
    Understand Your Results + Get Your Recommendations

    Your coach reviews your test results and 50-Question Heart Health Assessment with you by phone, explains what stands out, and gives you specific recommendations on what to work on.

    Before the call ends, you’ll also know what we recommend next based on your results.

    That may include additional support, deeper testing, a doctor consultation, or repeating the Oxidative Stress Test around 90 days.

    You leave the call knowing what to work on and what comes next.

Your first test is the starting point.

Test. Understand. Act. Decide What Comes Next.

Know What The Test Can Tell You

The test gives you a baseline for a marker linked to oxidative stress.

  • It does not diagnose heart disease.
  • It does not predict a heart attack.
  • It does not replace cholesterol testing, calcium scoring or other cardiovascular testing.

It gives us another piece of information.

Then we put that information into context.

The goal is NOT a better number.
The goal is a better and longer life.
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Dr. Jack Wolfson DOCardiologist and Founder of Natural Heart Doctor

480-535-6844 · health@naturalheartdoctor.com · 6560 N Scottsdale Rd, Suite 125, Scottsdale, AZ 85253

Medical Disclaimer: The information presented is published for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as a diagnosis, treatment, or substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, and treatment. Please consult a physician or other health care professional for your specific health care and/or medical needs or concerns. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.