Case Studies
Patient 1:

Breast Thermography can show a patient whether there may be a hormonal imbalance affecting the breast tissue. The first scan of the patient below shows an abundance of blood vessel activity on both breasts, usually indicating a hormone imbalance (unless a woman is pregnant or lactating). Many forms of breast cancer are estrogen dominant, and if this condition had been left untreated, it very likely would have developed into a more serious condition in time.

A young woman in her mid-twenties, she chose to see a homeopath after this scan, and they discovered that her liver was not processing her hormones properly, resulting in her breasts storing excess estrogen in the tissue (since the body stores excess toxins in the fat reserves). It was suggested that she follow a three month homeopathic protocol for liver detox and estrogen flush. The image on the right is her much improved, comparitive scan.   

        
                     Basline Scan                                      Comparitive Scan
         

Patient 2:

This patient had calcifications in the right breast that were found on a Mammogram. The doctor wanted to do a biopsy and possible lumpectomy but she wanted to see if Thermography was showing blood flow and high activity in the area first. Her scan showed very defined bloodflow and activity in the area. 

She chose to use some holistic treatments first, which we have monitored monthly, and the tissue has continued to cool down.

         
                Basline Scan                                          Comparitive Scan
     

Patient 3:

Thermography can also help monitor traditional breast cancer treatment such as chemotherapy or radiation. This patient came in for a scan after feeling a hard lump in her right breast for more than a year. Two different doctors had examined her and assured her that she was fine. After her scan with us (the scan on the left below), it was obvious that there was something serious in that breast. She went back to her doctor, and they performed a mammogram, and found 5 tumors in the area. After confirming breast cancer with a biopsy, she began a 6-month chemotherapy protocol, and within three months, all of her tumors had all but disappeared. Her comparison thermogram (image on the right) confirmed that her treatment was progressing as planned. She also received holistic support from her nutritionist and acupuncturist during her chemotherapy.

            
Image preceding cancer diagnosis             Image following treatment