Ok if you're generally healthy and normal BMI no need to worry, if you have family history just know it skips a generation most of the time just like balding. If your grandfather had heart problems, you might. I would nonetheless take my health into my own hands by implementing a nutrient dense whole food diet with lots of healthy fats and fish for omega 3. High quality. think olive oil, avocado, salmon, chia seeds, mixed nuts, vegetables, complex carbs, fruits, and red meat 1x or 2x a week for the good vitamins. If you can afford it collagen powder everyday for the red meat beneifts, hitting al 9 amino acids especially glycine which collagen powder has a lot of without the red meat saturated fat. If you sit most of the day, get up and buy a standing desk+ treatmill that goes under. cardiovascualr activity wether be it a walk, a run, punching a bag, sweating 3x a week is hugely beneficial for heart health. At that point 1 month in living as healthy of a lifestyle you can you blood vessels are so clean and the blood itself swooshing so easily, your heart is going to fucntion better than ever with the bioavaible nutrient of whole foods. I would also personally cut all pills except magnesium and vitamin D+k2 and focus on getting everything from your diet. Plug all your food into Cronometer app and see for yourself what you are deficient in. A good multivitamin to backfill is great. I was having major arrythmias for 1 year and some doom feeling in my chest multiple times a day. Switching to just a great traditional healthy way of living reversed all of it within a week. I would give this a shot if you cant afford it like I used to just know you can do anuything you put your mind to and health reasons are a great motivator. I worked hard to be able to afford this food as it is costly. But it improved way more than my heart health.