What is Medical Thermal Imaging?

Medical Thermal Imaging changes how you view your health by revealing your personal temperature patterns giving you vital information about your functional health. Diagnostics such as ultrasound, radiography, and mammography show the body’s structure or anatomy, DITI (digital infrared thermal imaging) is unique in that it shows physiologic and metabolic activity.

Why get scanned?
Medical thermal imaging is an early detector of functional health, detecting imbalances about 6 to 8 years before other medical tests.

Thermal Imaging detects
Inflammation and changes in your microcirculation brought on by hormone changes, immune health, lymphatic congestion, toxicity, pain, and angiogenesis, all of which are virtually impossible to detect with X-ray technology. In healthy people there is a symmetrical thermal pattern, however, with injury or disease thermography identifies the thermal asymmetries that accompany these issues.

How does far infrared or medical thermal imaging work?
Humans are infrared beings. Thermography views what is not seen by the naked eye. It senses temperature variations in the body, whether it be extreme heat or extreme cold. Where there is heat in the body, there is activity. Where is there is extreme cold in the body, there is inactivity or nerve dysfunction. Where there is activity, there is information for us to evaluate. By measuring changes as small as 1/100th of a degree in the body’s radiant heat, we see “bio-markers” or risk indicators. Published medical research confirms that these indicators reveal telltale signs of tumors, toxins and disease months or years earlier than traditional imaging procedures.

You should also know

Thermal Imaging is 100% safe, uses no radiation, is no-touch, and is perfectly safe for breast implants.

Upper and full body scans or region specific scans reveal patterns that give you information about the following: