Interrupting this pathophysiological process at an early stage before the development of ventricular dysfunction, may prevent/slow development to heart failure and also have an impact on the development of other cardiovascular events driven by this pathophysiological process. This represents a novel way to modify risks at an earlier stage in the natural course of cardiovascular disease, in a targeted and individualized manner. It is known that suppressing the RAAS will reduce the pro-fibrotic impact of angiotensin II. Addition of neprilysin inhibitor sacubitril in LCZ696, will reduce degradation of endogenous, cardio-protective, biologically active NPs and cGMP and will augment the beneficial impact on fibro-inflammation beyond conventional RAAS modifying therapy.