[cancercured] Re: Mammography

Thermography does not detect accurately the location of the tumor
so X-rays may be necessary if you elect to have the tumor removed.
Malignant tumors produce more heat than does natural tissue and the
thermograph simply detects the heat differentials between tissue
masses. It can detect cancer years before they can be seen on X-ray.

It is not always necessary to remove tumors. In fact, early cancer
specialists left them alone and used natural methods with good
success.

Digestive enzymes are used by the body to naturally break down tumors
which always form as a part of the healing process. The eating of
excess animal protein diverts these enzymes leaving less to deal with
tissue repair. The relationship to meat eating societies and cancer
runs a close parallel. I am not advocating vegetarianism, I just
making the comment so that people know.

Breast tumors are often just fibroids that have formed due to a lack
of iodine. This is true for uterine fibroids as well. There are
several notable doctors who are discussed at length on other
yahoogroups about iodine and the role it plays in diseases.

"thresaaguayo28" wrote:
>Thermography is more acurate, is able to detect cancer much sooner
than a mamogram would be able to, involves no radiation, involves no
pain. It is a no brainer for me.
> Mamograms will still be pushed by the medical profession because
they cost more than thermography (from a business stand point) and
because they have invested time training and equipment into mamograms. I encourage you to investigate and look into thermography and mamograms and come to your own conclusion.
>

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