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You go to a cardiologist. They run an ECG (normal), an echocardiogram (ejection fraction 55%, acceptable), and a stress test (you lasted 8 minutes, no ST-segment changes). The verdict: "Your heart is fine."

But you do not feel fine.

This diagnostic gap exists because modern cardiology is designed to detect stenosis (blockages >70%) and failure (ejection fraction <40%). It is not designed to detect subclinical dysfunction—the 0.7 state where microvascular disease, metabolic inefficiency, and autonomic nervous system imbalance are present but invisible on standard tests.

A patient with Version 0.7 may need:

Without these advanced diagnostics, Version 0.7 remains undiagnosed until it progresses to Version 0.9—and by then, the treatment is damage control, not prevention.

In conventional cardiology, heart disease is often treated as a binary condition. You either have high blood pressure (Version 1.0) or you do not. You have had a heart attack (Version 3.0 with critical failure) or you have not. But between a clean bill of health and a catastrophic event lies a gray zone: Version 0.7.

Version 0.7 represents:

The "0.7" is critical because it implies you still have time. Version 0.8 is ICU admission. Version 0.9 is bypass surgery. Version 1.0 is cardiac arrest. But 0.7? That is the last exit before the freeway ends.

Your heart is roughly 200,000 years old in design. It was optimized for hunting, gathering, and fleeing predators. In Version 0.7, the hardware hasn't changed, but the operating environment has. We now feed it processed sugars (unrecognized input), demand it sit for 10 hours (low-load corruption), and then spike it with caffeine and stress (sudden overclocking).

The concept of "Heart Problems Version 0.7" will eventually become obsolete. Why? Because artificial intelligence and multi-omic profiling will soon be able to predict your exact cardiovascular trajectory with a single blood draw and a 30-second ECG.

Companies are already developing:

Until then, the responsibility falls on you. Do not wait for a heart attack to tell you that you had a problem. Assume you are at Version 0.7 if you have any combination of family history, unexplained fatigue, exercise intolerance, or borderline metabolic markers. Then act accordingly.

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