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88% of People Who Think They Are Healthy Already Have Heart Disease. Here Is What to Do About It

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Bill Kapp is a former orthopaedic surgeon who built nine hospitals, founded Fountain Life alongside Peter Diamandis and Tony Robbins, voted the number one longevity centre in the world by the Buck Institute. 

He started Fountain Life because of one devastating realisation: the American healthcare system is designed to treat disease, not prevent it. And by the time most people find out they are sick, it is already too late.

In this conversation, Bill reveals why 88% of Fountain Life members who consider themselves healthy already show signs of cardiac disease, why the United States spends $5.3 trillion on healthcare and still ranks 64th in longevity, and what his mother's death from stage four ovarian cancer taught him about the cost of waiting for symptoms. 

He also explains why early detection could lower healthcare costs by 70%, why GLP-1 drugs are the first true longevity medication, and the two things he says will do more for your long-term health than almost anything else.

He explains:
◼ How Fountain Life collects 240GB of data about your body and turns it into an action plan in under five minutes using AI
◼ Why 60% of US bankruptcies are caused by medical debt and how preventive care fixes that
◼ The 12 hallmarks of ageing and which ones you can actually change right now
◼ Why GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic may be the first true class of longevity medication
◼ Why women should be on hormone replacement for life, not just ten years
◼ The two daily habits that protect your long-term health more than anything else: muscle mass and sleep

You can follow Bill and Fountain Life here:
◼ Website:
https://www.fountainlife.com
◼ Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/fountainlife

**This content is for informational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional before making any health or lifestyle changes.**

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