50% of your
heart attack risk
is hiding in your DNA.
A blood pressure cuff and a cholesterol panel can't see it. Your father's heart attack at 52 won't warn you in time. But a single saliva sample — sequenced once — reveals the genetic risk you've been carrying since birth, and gives your physician a 30-year head start.
Heart disease kills 2,068 Americans every day. Most of them had "normal" cholesterol.
Your annual physical measures total cholesterol, LDL, and blood pressure — three numbers. Those three numbers miss the people who carry a genetic variant for familial hypercholesterolemia. They miss elevated Lp(a), the inherited cholesterol particle that drives 1 in 5 heart attacks. They miss the polygenic score that predicts 40–50% of your lifetime cardiac risk before you've ever had a symptom.
Your genome holds all of it. And you only have to sequence it once.
54-year-old male. Self-described "healthy." Father died at 50. Grandfather died at 50.
He came to Human Longevity for an Executive Health assessment. Within 24 hours, three independent data sources — his genome, his coronary calcium scan, and his blood — all pointed to the same diagnosis his standard physical had missed for decades.
Genetics, imaging, and blood all pointed to the same condition.
- Family history
- Father: fatal heart attack at 50. Grandfather: fatal stroke at 50.
- Genome finding
- PCSK9 autosomal dominant variant — a single gene driving lifetime LDL elevation.
- Calcium score
- CT coronary calcium of 111 — higher than 90% of men his age.
- Bloodwork
- Total cholesterol 254 mg/dL. LDL 167 mg/dL.
- Diagnosis
- Familial hypercholesterolemia. The same condition that killed his father and grandfather.
- Treatment
- Novartis' siRNA therapy Inclisiran (Leqvio®) — a twice-yearly injection specifically indicated for PCSK9 variants.
Case represents an actual Human Longevity client. Identifying details have been altered for privacy. Individual results vary; this is not a medical claim or guarantee of outcome.
A consumer DNA kit is not a clinical genome. Neither is your annual physical.
Consumer kits analyze less than 0.1% of your DNA. They were designed for ancestry, not cardiology. Here's what they leave on the table — and what clinical-grade whole genome sequencing actually delivers.
Five cardiovascular insights you can hand to your cardiologist on Monday.
Polygenic Cardiovascular Risk Score
Your individual lifetime risk for coronary artery disease and heart attack, calibrated against hundreds of thousands of sequenced genomes. The single most powerful predictor available today.
Familial Hypercholesterolemia Screening
Complete analysis of PCSK9, LDLR, and APOB — the three genes that cause inherited high cholesterol. 1 in 250 people carry a pathogenic variant. 90% don't know it.
Hereditary Arrhythmia & Cardiomyopathy Panel
Long QT syndrome, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, Brugada syndrome, and other inherited rhythm disorders — the conditions that cause sudden cardiac death in apparently healthy adults.
Lp(a) Genetic Prediction
Lp(a) is responsible for an estimated 20% of heart attacks and is almost entirely genetically determined. Most doctors have never tested for it. We tell you whether you carry the risk.
Cardiovascular Pharmacogenomics
How your genes affect statins, anticoagulants, beta-blockers, and 200+ other medications. Helps your cardiologist choose the right drug at the right dose the first time.
From your kit to your cardiologist's office.
Order Online
Saliva collection kit ships in 2 business days. $599 one-time. HSA/FSA accepted.
Collect at Home
A simple saliva sample. No blood draw. No clinic visit. Mail it back in the prepaid envelope.
Clinical Analysis
Processed in our CLIA-certified lab. 30× sequencing coverage. AI-interpreted against the largest private genomic database in the world.
Receive Your Report
A clinically formatted PDF in 4–6 weeks. Ready to share with your cardiologist or primary care physician.
We are no longer just treating disease. We are predicting and preventing it before it ever begins. This is the true future of medicine.
Dr. Wei-Wu He, PhD · Executive Chairman, Human Longevity · Cloned the original PSA gene · Founding scientist of Human Genome Sciences
Everything you'd ask if a friend told you about this at dinner.
One More Thing
In the last 24 years, the cost of sequencing a human genome has fallen from $3 billion to under $1,000. The science is no longer the barrier. The bottleneck now is interpretation — translating 6.4 billion base pairs into a finding your cardiologist can act on Monday morning.
That is what HLI spent $600 million building. And it's what your $599 unlocks.
— The Human Longevity Clinical Team
Read your genome. Know your cardiac risk. Act before symptoms.
Same clinical-grade whole genome sequencing used in our $8,000 Executive Health program. $599, one-time. HSA / FSA eligible. CLIA-certified lab.
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