Learn more here about mammograms, ultrasounds, MRIs and thermograms to help choose the tests that are right for you: What's Right for Me.pdf
From John Hopkins Medical - Learn here about mammograms, ultrasounds, MRIs and the need for supplemental imaging for over 50% of women because they have dense tissue which obscures mammograms: John Hopkins Excerpt.pdf
In the absence of good information, humans typically think the worst, and can over-react and over-treat cancer. For any friend, pet or family member that gets a diagnosis of cancer, knowing what questions to ask can help manage fear, formulate next steps and devise...
One of our clients has been advised to have a prophylactic double mastectomy because she has dense tissue and mammography may miss cancer. Don’t become victim to the limitations of mammography! Get informed, advocate for yourself and request both: functional and...
Prolonged exposure to excess estrogens is the greatest risk factor for developing cancer and every man and woman converts some progesterone and testosterone to estrogens, often without symptoms. No wonder so many people are blind-sided with a diagnosis of cancer!...
This week’s article is comprised of excerpts from a compelling and well-researched article by Christie Aschwanden titled, “What If Everything Your Doctors Told You About Breast Cancer Was Wrong?” It explores the rhetoric, hype, politics, and costs of mammography,...
Breaking News: Due to risks inherent with mammography, the American Cancer Society now recommends that women start later and have fewer mammograms. This approaches the U.S. Preventive Task Force position supporting biennial screening for women aged 50-74. What are...
Most Americans believe that they are required to maintain health insurance under the Affordable Care Act. However, there are alternatives that not only meet that requirement but also reduce the cost of monthly premiums and annual deductibles while encouraging...
“My mammogram is always normal.” Because mammograms can miss 20% - 75% of breast cancers, many women are getting a false sense of security: while their mammograms may be normal, their lives may be threatened with aggressive breast cancer.[i],[ii] Hence our trademark:...
A new study following 100,000 women for over 20 years indicates that up to 25% of breast cancers diagnosed via mammography were Stage 0 but treated with mastectomies. Since at least 80% of these “pre-cancers” do not lead to active cancers, some doctors are questioning...