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WHAT SETS Thermomammogram APART

Early and Accurate Detection

Advanced thermography for detecting risks at the earliest stage

Safe and Non-Invasive

Painless imaging with no radiation, ensuring client safety and comfort

Data-Driven Analysis

Intelligent software providing precise and reliable risk assessment

Tailored Health Strategies

Personalized nutrition and supplement plans for natural healing

High Success Rates

Proven methodology with over 80% effectiveness in risk reduction

Proactive and Preventive

Focusing on prevention and proactive health management

Continuous Care and Monitoring

Regular follow-ups and adjustments for long-term health maintenance

Holistic and Empowering Approach

Empowering clients with knowledge and tools for lifelong breast health

Testimonials

"I was both surprised and impressed. Since this was an area I was not familiar with. The staff explained the entire procedure thoroughly and within the context of more widely recognised procedures for maintaining breast health. It was a painless procedure as well as being very informative.
It was able to rest assured that I have taken appropriate steps to ensure optimal breast health, in addition to my own monitoring!"

Lauren

27

"At the age of 20, Mrs Grey had a benign breast lump removed. Now at the age of 51, she has used Thermography and Dr Eccles’ supplements to reverse the high risk rating in her left breast.
Now that I have been educated about the risks of mammograms, I will never have one ever again. Thermography is the only way to go.
In 6 months, the very high risk rating in my left breast was reversed to a normal rating. This was achieved by taking natural supplements that Dr Eccles prescribed. My scan results show that both the area of concern and the abnormal vascular pattern has completely disappeared."

Mrs Grey

51

"If it had not been for the Thermogram breast scan… my story might have been different.
I had heard of Thermography and was concerned enough about my breast so decided to see if that gave a different perspective on things. The Thermogram showed that I had a high degree of thermal change in my right breast (a TH5, the highest risk rating). I then went back to the breast clinic armed with this new information and sad to say further tests confirmed that I did indeed have breast cancer in the right breast."

Mrs DB

52

"
The Thermographic Breast Scan Saved My Life. To this day I find it very hard to speak, about how this simple yet effective procedure, without getting emotional.
My consultation was with in August which involved the Breast Thermal Imaging and Breast Health Panel test that confirmed I needed further investigation into what was really happening. My result was T5 which meant that I was at high risk of Breast Cancer and Dr Eccles advised to return the hospital immediately. This time they treated me for my Cancer something they had left undetected and up to then had not considered me at risk."

Denise

57

"You Are Never Too Young For a Breast Scan.
Last year, at 25 years of age, Charlie found a small lump in her right breast. Like most young women, this was not something she was expecting but was very aware that she should get it checked. After an ultrasound and biopsy, she was told it was malignant and needed to be removed. Charlie was very brave and had the malignant lump removed in a partial mastectomy. The recovery took longer than expected but she worked with a specialist trainer to gain her strength back and was able to get back to fighting fit in just a couple of months.
I would say don’t be afraid of what might be, because the earlier you get yourself checked, the less likely it is going to be bad news. It’s always better to act in preventative measures than to try and fix something later on. So know your body and if anything is worrying you, get it checked out right away."

Charlie

26

"Breast Health back into Safety Zone after Thermographic Breast Scan & Treatment.
On reaching 50 I was called pretty quickly for my first mammogram. Having talked with one or two close friends about it, and read some of the reports which had been in the newspapers researching its efficacy and reliability, I felt questioning about the whole process and very unclear as to whether it was the right way forward for me. Equally I was concerned about my breast health and wanted to be proactive about it.
My score had improved to a 2 (now normal low risk) – significantly better over a relatively short space of time. A further scan a year later in March remained normal low risk."

Mrs SC

50

Deep painless detection

Thermography detects the vascular changes in the blood vessels that are going to feed an early tumour, between 6 -10 years earlier than you would notice on a mammogram. So by that time the tumour is already quite advanced and may well have started metastasising – that’s spreading to other parts of the body; that is not a great balance – you are already eradiating the tissue and then you are offering them a much lower chance of full recovery and survival because it is much later in the process.*

Early detection is incredibility important in breast cancer, because the upset and stress caused to women who are told they got terminal cancer and the impact it has on their families we need to get this right and the way we are approaching this I think within the NHS is not the right way.

We are only looking for breast cancer changes far too late because mammography only picks up when there is already an advanced cancerous lump and it has to be a fairly large size – well over a millimetre before it is going to be visible on an x ray image.

Thermography picks up at a much earlier stage, when the blood vessels are already growing to feed the tiny tumour at a much earlier stage than the mammography process does so early breast screening is really important.*

FAQ

How often should I have a Thermomammogram?

It is generally recommended that you visit the Thermomammogram Center every twelve months for a routine check-up. However, your Doctor may recommend more frequent visits based on your individual breast health needs.

What can I expect during a routine check-up?

During a routine check-up, your Clinician will make a Thermomammogram of your breast and generate a report of your breast health. There can be also some advices to use some special nutrition supplements or natural elements to keep or improve your beast health.

Do I need to bring anything with me to my appointment?

Yes, it's a good idea to bring your insurance card, photo ID, and any necessary payment information. You may also want to bring a list of any medications you are taking or any concerns you have about your breast health. There is also some information we provide to be sure the Thermomammogram delivers the best results, advices like not drinking coffee 2 h before,...

What if I have anxiety or fear of the scan?

It's important to let your clinician know if you have anxiety or fear of the scan. They can work with you to help make your visit more comfortable. It is also important to know that during the vidit, the clinician, or the Thermocheck do not touch your breast, and no radations are emitted, it is a Thermographic camera technology, so it is exactly like taking a picture with your camera at about 50 cm of your breast. That is it.

How can I improve my breast health?

Maintaining good nutritional and emotional habits can help improve your breast health. Regular Thermomammograms check-ups are also important for preventing and treating breast problems. Your clinican can provide personalized recommendations based on your individual needs.

How long will my appointment take?

The length of your appointment will be between 20 to 40 minutes.Your clinician can provide an estimate of how long your appointment will take.

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