The respondent's evidence of a heart disease and total disability within the meaning of the policies is, concededly, contrary to all objective tests relied on generally in the medical profession; and if such conditions exist they are proved merely by the opinions of medical men, based on a history of pain suffered by respondent and the history of the physical conditions of the members of respondent's family. One of the experts who gave such opinion admitted that he recommends...
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