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 Breast cancer and other breast diseases have become a tremendous issue in women's health today, particularly in advanced industrialized nations. Also note that approximately 1,000 men get breast cancer yearly.A procedure which has gone largely unnoticed is Breast Thermography, also known as Breast Thermal Imaging. Breast thermography promises the opportunity of earlier detection of breast disease than has been possible with breast self examination, physician palpation, or mammography. The medical community investigated breast thermography quite extensively during the late 1970's and early 1980's. The FDA approved the procedure as an adjunctive tool in breast cancer screening, and many physicians, concerned about the radiation exposure of mammography, began to promote thermography as a replacement for mammography. This was error. BOOK YOUR BREAST THERMOGAPHY BEFORE DECEMBER 25, 2010 AND RECEIVE $50 OFF (ONLY AT ACTON & OAKVILLE LOCATIONS) This article is provided to you by Cynthia Simmons, a Homeopathic Doctor and Certified Thermography Technician (C.T.T.) and a Healthy Breast Program Educator trained by Sat Dharam Kaur, ND, author of the book "The Complete Natural Medicine Guide to Breast Cancer". Cynthia is the clinical director of the Thermography Clinic Inc. of Halton Region and the Breast Health Clinic. Cynthia Simmons, Doctor of Homeopathy, Breast Health Clinic, Acton.Cynthia Simmons is a Doctor of Homeopathy and what that means is that she uses natural remedies to treat the whole person. It is her desire to educate people about Natural Health Care & Preventative alternatives and teach them how the body can heal itself, placing people in a position of true "Informed Consent".Cynthia puts her philosophies into practice providing options for optimal health including cleansing, detoxifying, reflexology and homeopathic remedies.
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