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I think you will have a hard time getting anyone to scan you. Currently the tests are expensive and doctors have to argue with insurance companies enough as it
by LinuxBender 7y ago
I think you will have a hard time getting anyone to scan you. Currently the tests are expensive and doctors have to argue with insurance companies enough as it is, for patients that exhibit symptoms.
The default answer is that the extra scanning will increase risk to you, which really isn't true if you compare that radiation to other forms of radiation you get throughout the day. 10 millisieverts is nothing. [1] You can compensate for this easily by increasing your bodies own cell autophagy.
In the mean time, you should research anti-cancer foods and foods that cause cancer and increase cell autophagy. Preventative natural medicine has many benefits beyond just preventing and treating cancer cells. Obvious foods to stay away from are anything with sugar (and all its forms, there are many) and glyphosates (good luck with that, everything is sprayed with them). Cance cells live off glycogen and oxygen.
Anti-cancer foods include aged garlic extract, bioavailable enhanced curcumin, all the cruciferous vegetables, sulforaphane extract from broccoli sprouts, fatty fish, apples, beans, to name a few. For those with metabolic syndrome which increases risk of cancer, there is Berberine which is anti-tumor (natural alternative to the prescription metformin)
I am not a doctor. This is unpopular nutritional advice for naturally reducing all cause mortality.
[1] - https://www.fda.gov/radiation-emitting-products/medical-x-ray-imaging/what-are-radiation-risks-ct https://www.fda.gov/radiation-emitting-products/medical-x-ra...