Re: OT Thermogram

[Guest guest]

Loris,

I don't have your address handy so will post

short info here.

Thermoscan detects 'hot spots' in your body.

Heat in an area that shouldn't be there can show

an increase of blood supply like you would get

with inflamation or tumor growth. It found a

lump in my breast the same as the mammogram I

had. I did not say in form to fill out that I

had a left breast lump. I think the compression

mammograms put on breast tissue can cause damage

to tissue and could start something malignant to

grow. Studies show that women who have insurance

and take better care of their health have had

more breast cancer. Expert's for the industry

say that is because they are finding it more and

earlier. I think it could be easily that they

are causing it, injuring tissue by compressing it

and then radiating it. The compression hurts.

Pain is a signal that damage is being done.

Don't let them do painful things to healthy

tissue.

You'd have to call around to see if someone in

your area does them. They have to have bought

the equipment.

--- maribob7 <rvogenberger@...> wrote:

> I have had 3 thermograms and I swear by them.

[Guest guest]

This would seem to be a no brainer. I

bet this technique could show mold illness's effects very rapidly..

Mold exposure often (for me) causes inflammation, which makes areas

feel 'hot'. Why isn't this being measured by doctors?

On 9/4/06, bbw <barb1283@...> wrote:

> Loris,

> I don't have your address handy so will post

> short info here.

> Thermoscan detects 'hot spots' in your body.

> Heat in an area that shouldn't be there can show

> an increase of blood supply like you would get

> with inflamation or tumor growth. It found a

> lump in my breast the same as the mammogram I

> had. I did not say in form to fill out that I

> had a left breast lump. I think the compression

> mammograms put on breast tissue can cause damage

> to tissue and could start something malignant to

> grow. Studies show that women who have insurance

> and take better care of their health have had

> more breast cancer. Expert's for the industry

> say that is because they are finding it more and

> earlier. I think it could be easily that they

> are causing it, injuring tissue by compressing it

> and then radiating it. The compression hurts.

> Pain is a signal that damage is being done.

> Don't let them do painful things to healthy

> tissue.

> You'd have to call around to see if someone in

> your area does them. They have to have bought

> the equipment.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Live Simply,

I DID have a whole body thermoscan at Dallas

Environmental Center and that's how they

diagnosed sinus inflamation and also vasculitis.

I have Rx from there to now have catscan to have

a better look. I didn't believe I had sinus

trouble since I do not sneeze or have runny or

congested nose but Dr said that isn't necessary.

If your immune system is overwhelmed or run down,

you may not have that. Another doctor said he

thought my sinuses were swollen when he looked

with instrument but I didn't believe him, so

other doctor confirmed what first doctor said so

I will do the sinus spray. The whole body thing

is new I think. I think thermoscan were first

used for breast exams and now I guess they are

branching out.

Lorie,

Perhaps you can find one in your area by googling

thermography+breast+your city or state. When I

do that I pulled up Blatman Pain Clinic which is

where I had mine done.

--- LiveSimply <quackadillian@...> wrote:

> This would seem to be a no brainer. I

> bet this technique could show mold illness's

> effects very rapidly..

>

>