Thermography

Thermography is a noninvasive, safe, and highly accurate form of diagnostic testing, which uses no radiation. Thermography detects intensity levels of infrared heat emitted from different areas in the body. Infrared heat is emitted from the body as a natural byproduct of cellular metabolism; however, unhealthy cells and tissues, or those in pain generally emit greater levels of heat than healthy, normal cells. Thermography devices are able to detect these differences in infrared heat emissions, helping to pinpoint problem areas in the body that might otherwise go undetected. Diagnosis with Thermography is used for early detection of most disease, especially cancers and Neuro-Musculo-Skeletal conditions. Touted as being able to detect a lump in the breast seven years ahead of a typical mammogram, Thermography is a highly valued and recommended preventative test for a vast majority of potentially dangerous conditions.

Thermography equipment contains two parts, the DITI (digital infrared thermal imaging) camera and a standard PC or laptop computer. These systems have only a few controls and though relatively easy to use, require precise training and extensive experience to accurately assess the information being relayed through the Thermograh; thus, it is important to find a skilled, experienced practitioner.

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