Enrolment In The Heart Health Formula Is Now Closed.

Yes. 

The modules are designed to be accessible to everyone. No specialised medical background is required. The modules will take you through the stages of understanding what heart disease is, how to define your risk and how to reduce any excess risk. This is something best done with your doctor who is most familiar with your unique medical details. 

Yes. 

As long as this course is available online, you will have access to it. In addition, over time, additional material may be added, and you will also have access to this new material. 

No. 

This is a library of content that be used to inform discussions with your own doctor. 

Dr Barrett is a practising cardiologist but cannot work individually with people here to give medical advice outside of a doctor-patient relationship. 

Accessing this content does not constitute a doctor-patient relationship. All medical decisions must be made in consultation with your own doctor. 

There are approximately 9 hours of content inside, so it depends on how much time you have. 

The content is best consumed in stages so that your learning can develop over time. Alternatively, you can go straight to the areas that interest you the most. 

You can always go back and rewatch material to get a better understanding of things. 

No. 

Dr Barrett is committed to the highest quality content and has devoted years of his life to developing a world-class framework for understanding, defining and reducing cardiovascular risk. 

If you are not convinced, we recommend you check out his extensive library of free material on his website DrPaddyBarrett.com . If you believe based on the material there, that Dr Barrett has worthwhile information to offer, then purchasing this course will only deepen that understanding. If you are not convinced, then it is best that you do not purchase this product with the expectation of getting your money back. 

Your doctor should want the best for you. 

Sometimes, cardiovascular medicine may not be their primary interest so they may not feel entirely suited to helping you along a more comprehensive journey of understanding and optimising your heart health. 

There is always the option of working with a local specialist cardiologist who may be better suited to assist you. 

But as always, ALL medical decisions must be made in consultation with your own doctor. No doctor-patient relationship is formed with Dr Barrett, and the information contained does not constitute the practice of medicine or any healthcare service. 

That's no problem. 

Most people can work with their own primary care provider to define their risk of heart disease and also reduce any risk. 

If it turns out you do need to seek the opinion of a cardiologist your primary care doctor is best suited to arranging that consultation. 

No. 

Heart disease is the same the world over. 

The only frequent difference is that the units of measurement for certain tests might be different. 

But the issue of units of measurement should not be an issue as both SI and Imperial units are provided in the material. 

Yes. 

When you sign up, you will get instant access to approximately 9 hours of content related to understanding, defining and reducing your risk of heart disease. 

What are you waiting for?!