Welcome to Thermal Body Scan!
Thermography lets us SEE pain, disease, and dysfunction.
Thermography is a non-invasive, FDA approved, adjunctive screening technique that converts infrared radiation emitted from the skin surface into electrical impulses that are visualized in color.
Thermal scans are digital images that show heat patterns in the body. These thermal scans look at blood flow patterns, inflammation, and asymmetries. These heat patterns can assess pain anywhere in the body, or be early warning signs for breast cancer long before you can feel a lump.
Thermal scans are also a valuable tool in the early detection of diseases such as; heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, stroke, immune system dysfunction, breast disease, and many other conditions.
Annual thermal scans allow you to see changes in your body’s heat patterns over time. This allows you to see deviations from your norm, which gives you the opportunity to make lifestyle changes that may improve your health before the disease develops, as well as consider better treatment options if disease is suspected. Being proactive and preventative about your health can be life changing.
Better Insight For Better Outcomes!
Contact us today to schedule your Thermal Scan appointment:
Thermal Body Scan
Phone: (831) 420-7390
Email: debby@thermalsc.com
Hi Barbara,
Please email me directly at debby@thermalsc.com
Sorry for the delayed response. I do not typically respond to web comments as most are junk mail.
Thanks! 🙂
Debby DeMartini, CCT
Hi Lucille,
Thank you for contacting me.
Thermography is highly sensitive, but not specific. Meaning we can assess organ function or dysfunction but other tests would be needed to assess the cause of the issues. For cardiac issues your cardiologist will order appropriate tests to determine the extent and cause of your concerns. Hope this helps. 🙂
Debby DeMartini, CCT
I’m scheduled for PET CT by my cardiologist next month to explore why I am having heaviness in my chest.
I’m concerned about the radioisotopes and invaseness of the procedure. Is this a reliable alternative to find the cause and treatment for my symptoms?
Woukd like to do entire body scan