What if I told you that it was possible to literally take a picture of your heart and see what your risk of heart attack was? My name's doctor Bishop. I'm a cardiologist and I have a special interest in trying to prevent people having heart attacks in the first place.

An email I received from my patient Michael, who was thankful for what he had in my book Have You Planned Your Heart Attack?

Foremost preventative cardiologist Dr Warrick Bishop joins Dave to discuss Heart Scans and why they are important.

It has been a long-known fact that cardiovascular disease and heart attack is and still remains the biggest killer of both men and women across the country, and that 25% of these affect people younger than 65 years of age is astounding. Especially, when an estimated 80% of these heart attacks are preventable.

Next Tuesday I am running a live presentation called: "How $300 Could Save Your Life" and you are invited! There's every chance that you know someone who has had a heart attack out of the blue; a family friend, or you might have read about it in the media.

30 million people around the world have it. Do you? You could, and not know it! https://drwarrickbishop.com/page/atrial-fibrillation-explained?aff=1201

We know it's a huge problem and turns up everywhere. It makes the front page of magazines. It's in social media and articles come up regularly on the news. So we know obesity is really a crisis. It is linked to type two diabetes. It is linked to cardiovascular disease. It is closely linked to high blood pressure, and clearly, it's a growing problem.

I'm going to be working with a small group of people next week to help them figure out if they have a heart problem... and put them on a healthier lifestyle track (to fix it) if they do. Would you like to join us?

I am very excited to announce the World-Wide release of my new #1 International Selling Book "Cardiac Failure Explained: A Guide to Living with Heart Disease" The human heart is one of the most powerful muscles in our body. It can pump blood through your entire circulatory system and do it more than 100,000 times a day! Cardiac failure is when the heart cannot effectively pump enough blood to meet your body's needs, leading to dizziness, shortness of breath, swelling and fatigue. By arming yourself with knowledge about strategies for both short-term relief and long-term prevention, we hope to empower you to take charge of your own care so that you can live well despite having this condition.

Warrick appeared on the Triple M Mining HQ radio show. The Mining industry is the powerhouse of the Australian economy. If you live and breathe Mining, join us for Mining HQ on Triple M. Each weekday morning we chat to the key players in Mining, we talk the newest innovations and technologies and break the latest news from Mining, Oil and Gas. If you work with the largest export in the country, join us for the most comprehensive show in your industry. Mining HQ, Weekday mornings from 5 on Triple M or download the podcast now through Apple, Android and Spotify.