Dr. Carola Cuenca will be in Miami, May 17th
through May 20th and will be taking patients from
8:00am to 10:00am. There are limited appointments
available for a breast and body scan. This is a
must for preventive health care. Listen up!
She will be performing advanced testing and
evaluations using the new “Computerized Regulation
Thermography”.
This is a testing device used throughout Europe in
major clinics to assess the health of our internal
organs.
CRT is used to screen potential breast health
problems and can show if there is a problem 6 mos.
To a year in advance.
Dr. Carola Cuenca has practiced complementary
medicine for over 16 years. She holds a degree in
classic homeopathic medicine and has trained with
some of the most renowned homeopathic doctors in
the United States and United Kingdom.
She is well versed in breast, as well as,
whole-body thermography and performs whole-health
analysis in Santa Cruz, CA.
She is a student of Thomas Rau, M.D. who is world
renowned for
bringing European medicine worldwide. She has
also practiced with Dr. Daniel Beilin as an
adjunct to his European medicine
practice in Aptos, CA.
Dr. Cuenca is a very knowledgeable homeopathic
physician. Her insight and understanding of the
holistic nature of human physiology, mind and
spirit are part of her talent in helping people
heal.
She specializes in pediatric homeopathy, women’s
issues, and immune system challenges.
The Causes of Breast Cancer according to leading
American & European Research Studies include:
1) Over use of 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 cancer in younger women are usually more
aggressive and have poorer survival rates.
Therefore, young women will greatly benefit from< br />CRT screening.
Computerized Regulation Thermography (CRT) is
safe, radiation-free, non-invasive, painless and
cost-effective, whole bodies 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.
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 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 detection. 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 thermography analysis suggests 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 a nd 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.
The treatment and evaluation is $375.00 and takes
around an hour.
To secure an appointment it is necessary to send
in a deposit of $100 by May.15, 2018 to reserve
your space. At that time you will receive a full
set of Instructions on what to do the morning of
your test.
To schedule an appointment for your CRT exam,
please call Nicole at: 305-407-0120
Dr. Wu Dhi
