
The picture is an actual thermal image used in thermography.
Note the color legend on the left side of the picture. The black, purple, and blue colors indicate cooler temperatures. Green represents the typical body temperature. The yellow, orange, red, pink, and white colors indicate temperatures hotter than the typical body temperature. The breast on the left side of the picture is blue. Since the breasts are external appendages, they are cooler and should be blue in thermal images. The breast on the right side of the picture is green and red. Unfortunately, this is not good. It means that the breast is too warm. The physician reading this thermography image gave a diagnosis of cancer.
Also notice that the right armpit in the thermography image above is much warmer than the other. The cancer had already spread from the breast to the lymph nodes of the armpit.
Thermography: Thermal Imaging
Thermal imaging is a vital service that can identify possible developing cancer tissue. With thermography, cancer tissue can be identified up to 6 years earlier than with traditional methods. With thermal imaging, you can begin healing when you have only 225 cells to eliminate, rather than waiting until there are billions of cells and structural damage to deal with.
Thermal images capture the infrared light your body emits, much like night vision goggles. Again, the color legend indicates the temperatures represented by each color. In this thermal image, the black and blue represent cooler temperatures. Green, yellow, orange, and red are warmer colors. Since breasts are external appendages, they should be cooler, appearing blue, like the right breast on the left side of each picture. Cancer increases the blood flow to the area, warming the breast and making it green, yellow, and red, as you can see above on the right in the cancerous breast.
You will be given a copy of the actual pictures on a CD once your thermal imaging is complete. The thermographer will also give you a doctor’s report and a plan of action. Then, they will explain the results. Finally, you will be told how often to return for follow-ups.
Make it a habit to get examined every 1-3 years.
Our preferred thermographer is recommended: Marilyn MacClellan. We have been honored to have Marilyn MacClellan on our list of preferred practitioners for over a decade.
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