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  1. Dana, Thank you so much for for telling us where to go to get a baseline. But how can we then get treated based on the outcome of the test? I have checked the IACT and the PACT website and do not find one listed in my area. I know there have to be doctors in my area that do this as I know there is a doctor who does thermography for the breast in the LA area. I do not know one that does it for the thyroid. I am wondering how to find doctors in my area that would followup on the results of the thermography for the different areas of the body?What is your advice to be able to link up with someone in my area such Tammy Kohlschmidt RDH, CCT, CBP who the people of New York are fortunate to have. I live in Torrance, Ca, the SouthBay area of Los Angeles and also spend a lot of time in San Diego. I have Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, have had numerous dental issues, have been told my lympathatic system is weak, am currently seeing an acupuncturist who says my gut area is stagnant and she is working on increasing the circulation in that area.

    1. blank mamabear700 says:

      Sorry I don’t have an answer to your question. I was hoping you had found someone and would be kind enough to pass on their info as I have also been looking for someone in the LA area.

      1. Try searching the website thermologyonline.org for listings of medical thermography providers in your area, the US and worldwide.

  2. Dear Dana,
    My name is Faith, am from Uganda, Africa. Thank you so much for sharing with many of us who may be sick but not aware the question on my mind of recent has been “what’s wrong with my health” my body aches, am eating a lot, chilly all the time, freezing sometimes, weak and wanting to sleep, and generally forgetting even the smallest of things and appointments! reading all about thyroid made me understand that I need urgent help. thank you once again

  3. blank Pat Penney says:

    Is an Endocarditis the best way to go?

  4. Hi Dana, this is a great article. I’ve been interested in thermography for a while but haven’t gotten to doing my reading on it yet. Was this a whole body test? Was it covered by your insurance and if not how much was it?

    1. I too would like to know about the same test and cost.

      1. Cost is affordable but not inexpensive & determines by area you live. Breast scan typically runs about $255, trunk scan $350-$400 & full body $450-$550. Once a year for your health is completely worth it. Go to btiscan.com to find a Lab near you

    2. Thermography isn’t covered by insurance but you can check with your insurance if you can be reimbursed. Full Body scans give the most detail about the physiology of what’s going on in your body. Everyone should get a baseline, starting pre/pubescent when hormones kick in.

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