Well, Thermography has been happily receiving its fair share
of press lately! I for one am so pleased that this technology is no longer
being discounted as “snake medicine."
Although there is still the perception that Thermography is
new technology, take it from someone who has been familiar with it since 1990,
it’s not new; it wasn’t new then. This is the same “heat sensing” technology
our armed forces have been using for years; albeit fine-tuned for the
healthcare industry.
For some time, the most commonly known use for Thermography
was breast screening. Its early detection capabilities have been proven to
capture subtle changes in breast tissue far earlier than traditional screening
mechanisms; thus creating an opportunity for earlier, more holistic approaches
towards intervention. But did you know Thermography works the same throughout
the body? Thermography can do for your thyroid, carotid artery, liver, etc.,
what it can for breasts; detect subtle changes that arise, thus identifying an
issue and encouraging more clinical correlation at a much earlier stage.
Now, I am
not saying that Thermography detects “cancer.” What I am saying is that
Thermography does detect the subtle changes that “accompany” cancer growth
within our tissues. Cancer is a fickle and tricky cell. What we do know is
cancer cells have 3 basic characteristic:
1. They
multiply more rapidly than normal cells
2. They are
less differentiated
3. They
don’t die when they are supposed to
There are
many factors either contributing to, or helping to prevent, this chain of
events in the life of a cancer cell. Some of it is driven by heredity, some by
lifestyle.
I’ve
explained several times in my other blogs what Thermography is, but I’m going
to break it down once again. Thermography is a 15-minute, non-invasive test
designed to improve detection of breast disease, as well as other physiological
ailments throughout the body. There is no contact with the body of any kind, no
radiation, and the procedure is painless. It uses Thermography,
a process of infrared technology to spot abnormalities throughout your body by
measuring temperature variations. Thermography can be performed on your entire
body, I like to call it “A Report Card for Your Body”; or on any one specific
region such as breasts, head, upper/lower body, etc.
If you would
like additional information about Thermography and how it might apply to you
specifically, or would like to schedule an appointment, please do not hesitate
to call me.
Victoria
Bailey, CCT, 615-934-3121, Breast
Thermography of Middle TN; or visit our website at: www.bodybreastscans.com
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