Chronic Inflammation As A Key Indicator Of Health Risks
Cancers and diseases can emerge when bodily processes malfunction, such as gut issues or hidden dental problems beneath the gum line, which often go unnoticed by both the client and their dentist.
We pinpoint possible sources of inflammation that could be the root causes of current symptoms or future health conditions and provide guidance on how to enhance these aspects. For both men and women, many are unaware that jawbone infections may be prevalent and undetected, with our imaging serving as a crucial first alert.
These infections can develop slowly, consistently releasing toxins that affect various organs, including the breasts. We advocate for imaging of the teeth, jaws, and organs to identify potential links and differentiate the source, which may be a jawbone infection, from the symptoms of bodily or organ dysfunction.
For women, we assert that breast cancer doesn’t originate in the breasts themselves but rather from systemic disruptions such as gut issues or dental complications in the jawbone that may not be recognized. Our preventive thermography identifies inflammatory sources in the body that may affect breast health and signal potential cancer risks. For men having their first imaging, a typical choice includes abdomen, back, and face imaging to understand and manage bodily inflammation, aiding in cancer prevention.
Women often opt for breast, abdomen, back, and face imaging on their first visit to address inflammatory sources, which assists in preventing breast cancer and other related conditions; if possible, adding abdomen, back, and face imaging is advised for a comprehensive preventive approach.
Both men and women should consider repeating abdomen, back, and face imaging every three to five years to track improvements in inflammation reduction and cancer risk and to fine-tune their health strategies, as jawbone infections are common yet progress slowly, leading to this imaging not being recommended annually like breast imaging. Women are encouraged to have breast imaging annually, though some may skip it in the years they plan to have abdomen, back, and face imaging to save on costs.