
SOPHIA Natural Health Center is now providing Medical Infrared Thermography and Consultations
at Full Circle Family Care.
Screenings will be held every three months
on Wednesday* from 11:00am to 7:00pm. Please call 914.421.1500 to schedule your appointment.
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SOPHIA Natural Health Center Specializes In:
• Women's Health: Hormonal Balancing, Breast Cancer Prevention,
Breast Thermography
• Screening and Treatment of Chronic Inflammation using Medical
Infrared Thermography (MIT).
- Thermography can detect early changes in breast
tissue up to eight years before a mammogram.
- FDA registered, our high-definition camera is the most advanced in the region.
- Safe, painless, non-invasive.
- Images are analyzed by specially-trained MDs, some of the most qualified interpreters in the industry.
- Our specialist will guide you in the use of natural treatments for reversing suspicious patterns.
SOPHIA Natural Health Center
31 Old Route 7, Brookfield, CT 06804
www.SophiaNaturalHealth.com
(203) 740-9300
What is Breast
Thermography?

Digital Infrared Thermal Imaging (DITI),
a non-invasive, state-of-the-art screening tool.
Commonly known as thermography, DITI
has been found to be more effective than mammography in early cancer detection
because of its unique ability to image thermovascular aspects of the breast.
Studies have shown that it observes extremely early warning signs of cancer, in
some cases a decade before any other detection method. The procedure is most
often recommended for women under 40 who have a family history of breast cancer,
women who cannot have mammograms due to prior surgical procedures or other
issues such as extreme sensitivity, and women who have pacemakers or
defibrillators.
Heat emissions for the body can
provide an accurate diagnostic window for early signs of breast cancer or heart
disease..
A nontoxic, highly accurate and
inexpensive form of diagnostic imaging does exist and has been used by
progressive physicians in the U.S. and Europe since 1962. Called
thermography, it's based on infrared heat emissions from targeted regions of the
body.
As the body's cells go through their
energy conversion processes, called metabolism, they emit heat.
Thermography is able to register these heat emissions, display them in a computer
monitor, and thereby provide a diagnostic window into the functional physiologic
status of a given body area, such as the female breast.
As present, there are perhaps 1,000
thermography devices in the U.S. for providing this detailed, clinically
valuable information. For breast cancer, thermography offers a very early
warning system, often able to pinpoint a cancer process five to ten years before
it would be detectable by mammography.
Most breast tumors have been growing
slowly for up to 20 years before they are found by typical diagnostic
techniques. Thermography can detect cancers when they are at a minute
physical stage of development, when it is still relatively easy to halt and
reverse the progression of the cancer.
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