• Thermography for Life

    Breast Thermography is applicable to all women, especially the group between 40 and 50, and for those who have dense, fibrocystic breasts or implants. It is a completely safe, non-invasive screening method that has been proven to be effective. An abnormal infrared image is the single-most important marker of high risk for developing breast disease.

    Thermography for Life
  • What is Thermography

    Thermography measures the infrared radiation (heat) which is constantly radiating (emitting) away from the surface of the human skin. Skin as an organ breathes, exchanges gases with the environment, cools us as well as keeps us warm by letting heat out...

    What is Thermography
  • Why Breast Thermography

    With all the attention focused on treating breast cancer lately, it is perplexing that many do not recognize the great gains to be made by addressing breast cancer prevention.

    Why Breast Thermography

Non Invasive

Risk Assessment:

Safe & Proven

Testimonials

My doctor is fully supportive of thermography

Years ago I heard about breast thermography but was reluctant to do it because my doctor did not approve of it. I have fibrocystic breast disease and I’m being screened with mammography every 6 months. I decided to give thermography a try and have never regretted it since. Thermography provides me with an early warning system that I use it to monitor my breast health. There is no radiation or painful compression of my breasts and it gives me information that no other test can. I get my annual exams with thermography now.
I do not need to radiate my breasts every 6 months any more and my doctor is fully supportive of thermography now.

Mary Andrioni
Woodbridge, ON

Women who are proactive about their health to do it!

I never heard of breast thermography until my friend mentioned it to me. I was very skeptical but decided to do it anyway. What an incredible experience. No radiation or squishing of my breast and everything they told me was right on the mark. I’m so grateful to my friend who recommended this to me. I advise all women who are proactive about their health to do it.

Bonnie Reynolds
Toronto, ON

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Thank you Paradigm Thermography for the post!“Cancer doesn’t happen overnight - it often develops quietly over years.”A common question I get is...what are we actually looking at in a thermography scan?Thermography looks at function, not structure.Instead of looking for a lump or mass, we’re observing patterns such as:• areas of increased heat• inflammation• vascular patterns (blood flow changes)• asymmetry between one side and the otherWe also use something called a cold challenge, which involves briefly cooling the hands as part of the functional assessment. This allows us to compare how the body responds against a baseline set of images taken just minutes prior.In healthy tissue, blood vessels will typically constrict and then return to baseline in a predictable way.When that response is altered, it can sometimes reflect differences in circulation or vascular activity.In some cases, we may also observe patterns suggestive of increased vascular activity, where new blood vessel development can occur in response to higher metabolic demand within the tissue. These may appear as more distinct or persistent heat patterns on imaging.It’s important to understand:this isn’t a diagnosis.It’s information about how the tissue may be behaving, which can help guide decisions about monitoring or further investigation.Many women choose thermography because they want:• a baseline to compare over time• a different perspective alongside other screening• more clarity when something doesn’t feel quite right📍 Upcoming clinic days: April 14th & 21st, Lloydminster/ABBook Online: www.paradigmthermography.ca/book-your-appointment#paradigmthermography #breastthermography #breasthealthchoices #breasthealthmatters #breasthealthbasics ... See MoreSee Less
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I love hearing about clients improving their health! Thanks to Thermography Clinic Ireland for the post!Sharing with the Clients Permission My client had a mammogram April 2022 - All clear / Normal Findings Had first Thermography scan Oct 2022- Right breast scored a TH3 100. This means she scored a “medium risk” at the high end of the range for developing breast disease - Left breast scored a TH3 75 which was the start of the range for “medium risk” of breast disease. Following her scan she adopted 2 key processes:- She made healthy changes to her eating & nutrition - She added 3 workouts a week and supported not only her body but her lymphatic system- Second appointment for a follow up breast scan 7 months later:- Her Right breast has decreased to a TH3 80 (tracking now to the lower end of the range)- Her left breast has now moved into the TH2 range with a score of 60! She went from medium risk to now “Low Risk” in her left breast. So proud of my Client! She took the information her body was showing her and took action!I encourage you to love yourself and add 1 healthy or healthier action. - Eating - Sleep- Exercise - Kinesiology - Hormone Balancing- Pain relief - Thermography Scan - Acupuncture - Massage Therapy Call today to schedule a Breast Thermography appointment. Make the invisible, visible PH: 086 1623683 ... See MoreSee Less
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