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Maraya1969

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3. What about mammograms? A physician in the family refuses

Reply to Jesus Malverde (Original post)

Fri Jan 31, 2014, 01:05 PM

Jan 2014

to get them and instead gets thermodynamic imaging. Of course that is not covered by insurance.

I have had about 2 and I am 56. But if it were up to my doctors I would have had 10 or more by now.

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We Are Giving Ourselves Cancer [View all] Jesus Malverde Jan 2014 OP

Yeah, I read that this morning and got kind of creeped frazzled Jan 2014 #1

not only the scans, but the accumulation of so many toxins Voice for Peace Jan 2014 #2

Not to mention 2naSalit Jan 2014 #7

hmm that's an interesting conspiracy theory Voice for Peace Jan 2014 #8

It could be 2naSalit Feb 2014 #12

My thoughts as well - insurance co.'s don't want to pay for the care we need. canoeist52 Jan 2014 #11

What about mammograms? A physician in the family refuses Maraya1969 Jan 2014 #3

I get the thermograms too. CrispyQ Jan 2014 #5

My yearly mammogram just saved my life. YMMV :) n/t phylny Feb 2014 #16

I got a thermogram a year ago. CrispyQ Jan 2014 #4

Dumping chemical-laden food into our bodies & stuffing ourselves is what's killing people. randome Jan 2014 #6

I just got a CAT scan... Archae Jan 2014 #9

lol.. Jesus Malverde Jan 2014 #10

Cat scans... progressoid Feb 2014 #20

In my 30+ years on this Earth, I've only had one MRI. Vashta Nerada Feb 2014 #13

Geezus, what DOESN'T cause cancer these days? TheMightyFavog Feb 2014 #14

to have all these CAT scans NJCher Feb 2014 #15

A misleading Op-Ed in New York Times on CT Scans mohan99 Feb 2014 #17

My neighbor works for an Oncologist Holly_Hobby Feb 2014 #18

Cancer in my mind is basically the disease of too much. ananda Feb 2014 #19