Why Mammography is NOT an Effective Breast Cancer Screen

[Guest guest]

The most devastating loss of life from breast cancer occurs between

the ages of 30 to 50. Fortunately, you have more options available to

you today to help detect breast cancer than in the past decades.

 

Unfortunately, education and awareness of these options and their

effectiveness in detecting breast cancer at different stages in life

are woefully deficient.

 

Beyond Mammography

 

In the first part of the in-depth article linked below, Beyond

Mammography, Dr. Len Saputo explores the latest findings on the

effectiveness and shortcomings of various detection methods used by

the mainstream medical community, including mammography, clinical

breast exams, ultrasound, and to a lesser extent, magnetic resonance

imaging (MRIs) and PET scans.

 

The second part goes beyond mammography...

 

Continued here:

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2008/12/04/why-mammography-is\

-not-an-effective-breast-cancer-screen.aspx

 

Sheena Judd

http://health.naturalhealthinformation/