Could a hidden tumor or aneurysm be growing right now—with zero symptoms? Whole body MRI is catching life-threatening conditions that standard screenings miss.
Dr. A. Alexander—former team physician for the Lakers and Dodgers, NIH longevity researcher, and CEO of CoreViva—breaks down how thin-slice MRI technology detects early cancers, aneurysms, and visceral fat in a single 30-minute scan. We cover what the scan experience is like, how results are delivered with a physician consult, and what the CoreViva Score reveals about your biological age.
Plus: why caloric restriction research changed everything we know about aging, how to do intermittent fasting correctly (hint: most people get it wrong), the 3-2-1 sleep rule for better melatonin, and what thin-slice imaging is revealing about the tech-neck epidemic.
Whether you're curious about proactive screening or evaluating if whole body MRI is right for you, this episode gives you the science, the pricing reality, and Dr. Alexander's bold 2035 vision for preventive medicine.
Key takeaways:
• Why standard screening leaves gaps. What MRI can catch across organs
• Intermittent fasting works when calories actually drop. Not when you cram meals
• The 3-2-1 sleep rule for better melatonin release
• Tech-neck is everywhere. Here is what thin-slice imaging reveals
• Immediate results with physician consult. Then a detailed report and CoreViva Score
• Pricing, false positives, and when insurance could follow the data
• How proactive care shifts outcomes and cost curves by 2035
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