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Breast Scans

Breast Cancer Prevention & Risk Assessment with Thermography

Breast Thermography is a measurement of function, where infrared images of the breast are analyzed and rated to determine the risk of developing breast cancer. It is able to evaluate the formation of abnormal blood vessels that support breast disease, long before tumours can be detected. Thermography is a non-invasive, radiation free monitoring of breast health, grounded in evidence-based research and practice. Over 40 years of clinical use and more than 800 peer-reviewed studies in medical literature have established Thermography as a safe and effective means to examine the human body. 95% of early stage breast cancers can be detected when Thermography is used as a multimodal approach (clinical examination, thermography, and mammography.)

Reveal Hidden Inflammation with Thermography

Thermography evaluates the formation of abnormal blood vessels that support inflammation and various pathological conditions, long before abnormalities can be detected by other diagnostics. Thermography offers a non-invasive, radiation free way to measure areas of suspected inflammation or infection in the breast.

A persistent, abnormal breast thermogram is thought to be “the single greatest indicator of risk” and is considered 10 times more important than a positive family history of breast disease.

TH Risk Level

The TH report system provides standard qualitative and quantitative analysis of your infrared breast images to determine your current risk of developing breast cancer. Your TH level is not static, and can go up or down depending on a variety of lifestyle factors and interventions.

TH 1

A thermal image of a human torso highlights areas of varying temperatures, akin to breast scans. Warmer regions appear in reds and yellows, while cooler areas are shown in greens and blues. Star-shaped reticles mark specific points on the chest.

Lowest Risk

TH 2

Infrared thermal image of a person's upper body during a breast scan, showcasing varying temperatures with bright colors. Warmer areas appear in red and yellow, while cooler areas are in blue and green. The person has their arms raised.

Low Risk

TH 3

Thermal image of a human torso highlights temperature ranges, with red indicating higher temperatures and green and blue showing cooler areas. This breast scan also features crosshair markers on both sides of the chest for precise analysis.

Medium Risk
(hormonal influence)

Now a TH 2 

A thermal imaging scan displays a front view of a human torso, akin to detailed breast scans, highlighting temperature variations. Warmer areas glow in red and yellow, while cooler ones appear in blue and purple, with two crosshair markers visible on the chest.

Low Risk again
(after hormone balancing)

TH 4

Thermal image of an upper body highlighting varying temperatures, with red showing the warmest areas and blue and green indicating cooler spots. The focus is on the chest area, resembling patterns seen in breast scans to reveal heat distribution across the body.

High Risk
 (biopsy confirmed breast CA)

LEARN HOW TO LOWER YOUR TH LEVEL AT YOUR WELLNESS CONSULTATION
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