The Untold Story Behind Your Blood Test Why It’s the Most Important Diagnostic Tool Ever Created for the Human Body
Did you know that blood tests are literally like “Early Warning Systems” for your body because they can detect the onset or growing risk for hundreds of life-threatening medical conditions … long before symptoms ever appear?
When a blood test is properly analyzed, it can help identify signs or presence of an increased risk for conditions, including:
- heart disease
- high cholesterol
- diabetes
- thyroid problems
- even some forms of cancer such as leukemia.
Therefore, you can prevent serious conditions from ever reaching full-blown presence in your body … or, if a condition is already present, you can seek appropriate treatment while it’s still in its infancy – and before it’s too late.
Dr. Karen Vieira, one of the foremost blood work experts, states that getting one simple blood test each year can literally save your life … but ONLY if your blood test is properly analyzed. You may be putting your life at risk if you trust someone else (even your doctor) to read your blood test results.
Believe it or not, most blood tests are poorly or inadequately interpreted – and that’s a disservice to you because it could mean the difference between life or death.
Especially as you grow older – and you become more susceptible to health conditions that plague baby boomers and senior citizens – it’s vital for you to start using a blood test as a reliable diagnostic tool for your body.
For the sake of your present and future health, join health and nutrition expert Jon Benson and his special guest, Dr. Karen Vieira, in a FREE Webinar as she reveals downright staggering medical facts about …
- Why your blood work may not be accurate… AND how to ensure that it is!
- The 6 “Red Flag” blood tests most doctors ignore … AND why you should demand them!
- 10 simple weight loss blood tests … AND what to do if they are out-of-range (poor results can KILL your weight loss!)
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