What is Breast Thermal Imaging?
(also known as DITI - Digital Infrared Thermal Imaging, Infrared Mammography or Thermography)

Thermal Imaging is a means of measuring the heat coming from a body. The science of thermal imaging is the application of these heat readings to locate abnormal pathology or function in the body. This method of detection is pain-free, compression-free, and best of all radiation-free!

**Be sure that you are having your thermal imaging done at an office that incorporates the very important "Autonomic cold water challenge" into their image taking protocol!

Who should have this screening?

Although all women can benefit from breast thermal imaging, it is especially advised for:

• Younger women (ages 30 - 50). Statistics indicate that 15% of all breast cancers occur between the ages of 20 and 44*. The more dense the breast tissue is, the more difficult it is for mammography to be effective.  *American Cancer Society – Breast Cancer Guidelines and Statistics, 2005 
• Women of any age, for whatever reason, who are unable to receive standard annual mammograms. This screening can provide a "map" of any questionable area of the breast that may need to be monitored.                       
• It takes years for a tumor to grow thus the earliest possible indication of abnormality is needed to allow for the earliest possible treatment and intervention. Thermal Imaging's role in monitoring breast health is to help in early detection and monitoring of abnormal physiology.
• With breast cancer statistic rising, it is important to provide the best possible options in an effort to help prevent all women from developing this tragic disease. In addition to standard annual screenings, breast thermography can provide the earliest possible detection. It is imperative to fight against cancer and breast thermal imaging adds increased possibilities to assist with this fight.

  Why Should You Choose Your Body's Choice Thermal Imaging
  for your Breast Thermogram?