and said I needed to make some lifestyle changes. So, just to let you know, " DID IT" hey I lost 26 to 30 pounds, and I have increased my physical activity level up, I now walk to work at least 3 times a week and do additional cardio on the treadmill and the elliptical machine. But I think one of the best adjustments was watching my diet and limiting the alcohol intake, which has helped me a lot. By the way, this has improved my sleep. I just wanted to share my success with you and thank you for taking the time to review my test and your suggestions. This has made a big impact on my life. Bill B.

After two weeks, five of us tested negative, but my husband was still positive and in a coma. His SVDx Test indicated severe vascular inflammation, and he was seen by a cardiologist who scheduled him for a cardiac bypass surgery after reviewing angiogram results. To this day, they still check up on Howard and he is slowly recovering and stepping back into life. We recommend our friends and church members to have their tests done at the lab because of the Excellent service Love, Compassion, and Humanity that exudes from these Medical people daily. My husband is alive and a walking Miracle because of their Excellence. Thank You for our Amazing Morningstar Lab. Martin Family 

Shockingly, the test indicated that I had a significant vascular inflammation and elevated risk of heart disease. Confused but not too concerned, I was motivated to undergo a full physical with my family physician and a heart specialist who performed all the traditional medical tests, including a stress test with EKG. Both doctors told me that I was extremely healthy with no signs of illness. Neither physician was aware of the SVDx test and told me to ignore it. However, given the discrepancy between the vascular inflammatory results of the SVDx test and the physician's diagnosis, I chose to have a CT Angiogram to determine who was correct. Shockingly, the angiogram confirmed that I had severe arteriosclerosis and two 80% blockages in my heart, including one in my LAD (i.e. widowmaker). As a result, I received two stents and am now taking statins to stabilize my heart disease. The upshot is that my physicians and current medical protocols were wrong and the SVDx test was right. Mark C