Archive for June, 2014

I got a call from Dr. Carola Cuenca this morning
from Santa Cruz, California. She told me that she
was coming to Miami for a few days to visit her
family. I have been a friend for the last 20 years
and whenever she comes into town, I always get a
Computerized Regulation Thermography (CRT) test
from her. She is a master homeopathic doctor and
one of the most skilled people in the USA to run
and interpret the CRT testing.

I’ll tell you why I get tested. First, the CRT
test shows where the imbalances are in the body,
from your teeth, your hormones and all of the
internal organs. If the body is showing any
imbalance, Dr. Cuenca can pick it up through the
test and address the situation months before you
have any symptoms showing up. Her skills as a
master homeopathic are extraordinary, using
natural cures like, Traditional Homeopathic,
Homotoxicology and . I highly
recommend her to all my female patients for breast
health and here’s why: CRT discovers breast health
problems sooner.

The causes of Breast Cancer, according to leading
American & European Research Studies, include:

1) Prescriptions Drugs, especially Synthetic
Hormones, e.g., birth control pills, non-human
estrogen, etc.
2) Exposures to Plastics and Plasticizers that
may act like Toxic Foreign Estrogens
(Xenoestrogens)
3) Hidden and Chronic Infections of the Teeth,
Tonsils and/or Lymphatic and Internal Organs
4) Toxic Heavy Metal Exposures (mercury, lead,
arsenic, cadmium, etc.)
5) Improper Diet and Nutritional Deficiencies
6) Liver Metabolism Defects

Breast disease is not a disorder of the breasts
alone, but of multiple, systemic, physiological
malfunctions, such as, abnormal liver
detoxification; hormonal imbalances; environmental
toxins (mercury, lead, arsenic, plastics, etc.);
dietary carcinogens (oxidized, rancid fats,
processed foods, artificial food colors and
preservatives, etc.); unresolved chronic
infections; and, trauma and x-rays (30% of all
breast cancers may be triggered by the crush
trauma and radiation exposure of repeated
mammograms).

Seventy-five percent of women who get breast
cancer have no family history of the disease.
Moreover, 23% of all breast cancers occur in women
under 49. This is the most common cancer in women
in this age group. Breast cancers in younger
women are usually more aggressive and have poorer
survival rates. Therefore, young women will
greatly benefit from CRT screening.

Mammography and digital infrared image
thermography, as well as MRI and ultrasound, can
help to study the breasts and other parts of the
body, but only CRT can help pinpoint and explain
the relationship and impact of all the other body
systems and their particular influences on breast
health on an individual basis.

Computerized Regulation Thermography (CRT) is a
safe, radiation-free, non-invasive, painless and
cost-effective whole body scan method for
discovering hidden dysfunctions and infections and
monitoring treatment progress. It can see
problems before they manifest into a palpable
mass, or, into health problems that may be
irreversible.

CRT can be used in conjunction with mammography,
ultrasound, MRI and physical palpation of the
breasts for more definitive diagnosis and
understanding of the condition. It looks at
stress-response relationships correlated with
health and disease, whereas mammography only
provides imaging of structure.

The internal organs can be ‘seen’ digitally
through the nervous system’s connections with the
skin surface. CRT can detect a suspicion for
breast disease and, thereafter, the patient may be
referred for digital mammography, ultrasound
and/or a non-contrast MRI for further study.

Although the new, digitized, low-radiation
mammography is a step in the right direction, CRT
can be used with a higher (80%) confidence level,
with the additional benefit of detecting breast
disease at much earlier stages than mammography,
MRI or ultrasound imaging.

In a study that followed 300 women for 10 years
after thermographic analysis, there was an
astounding 70% accuracy in predicting breast
cancer up to four years before it was detected by
mammography.

Breast thermography and mammography are
complementary procedures, that is, one test does
not replace the other. Research reveals that the
earliest detection is realized when a multiple
testing approach to screening is taken. This
multi-modal approach includes regular breast
self-examinations, physical breast exams by a
physician, mammography and thermography.

In most cases, a primary or secondary cause is
identified, such as hormonal problems, subclinical
infections in the lymph glands, etc. In such
cases, individualized treatment is begun by
initially addressing the imbalance that has the
highest priority.

Computerized Regulation Thermography (CRT) plays
an important role in breast cancer prevention. The
single, greatest risk factor for the development
of breast cancer is the total, lifetime exposure
to estrogen, unopposed by progesterone. Breast
thermography is the only known, non-invasive
procedure that can detect ‘estrogen dominance’ in
the breasts.

If a woman’s thermographic analysis suggest a
relative ‘progesterone deficiency’ (estrogen
dominance), treatment of this condition may play
an important role in prevention. Normalizing the
balance of the hormones in the breasts and entire
body may be the first and most significant step in
disease prevention. Follow-up CRT exams are
compared to the baseline, ‘estrogen dominant’
images as part of the treatment monitoring
process.

Progress is then evaluated with CRT, and, in many
cases, can help move the person out of the danger
zone, saving both time and preserving health. CRT
is used in leading hospitals throughout Europe and
serves to guide physicians toward more accurate
diagnosis and comprehensive therapeutic
strategies.

We only have 9 appointments available at this time
starting from June 26 to 28, 2014 at 8:00 AM, 9:00
AM and 10:00 AM. To schedule an appointment for
your CRT exam, please call me at 305-407-0120.

I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth and
Happiness!

Dr. Wu Dhi