Like any other sane human being, I’m terrified of dying. No, really, it consumes my thoughts. I work out obsessively, hoping to postpone its inevitable arrival, and scan the obituary pages to see how people are croaking these days, searching for ways to reduce my chances. As a result, I’m woefully aware that cancer rates in people under 50 are on a steep rise—especially colon cancer—and it bothers me that we don’t have any clear indication as to why. Finding out that stress is linked to many of the leading causes of death, heart disease, and suicide among them—well, it stresses me out. So when I got the chance to try out Prenuvo, I jumped. For the uninitiated, Prenuvo is a preventive full-body MRI scan that can reportedly catch developing diseases and, more broadly, give you a snapshot of your physiological state. It can see cysts, tumors, skeletal imbalances, hernias, fatty tissue build-up, and..
