FMTVDM-BEST©®℗ Breast cancer imaging eliminates the fear of having BRCA1 and BRCA2 breast cancer genes

Abstract

Everyone has become painfully aware that women (and men) with a breast cancer gene(s) have an increased "potential" to develop breast cancer. These same individuals also have an increased risk for developing uterine and ovarian cancer and in men, there is an increased potential to develop prostate cancer. A friend of mine, Dr. Henry Lynch is the man who discovered the breast cancer genes. He found two such genes in families whose women had multiple breast cancers. He called these genes BRCA1 and BRCA2. BR is the abbreviation for "breast" and CA is the abbreviation for "cancer." The first one he discovered was numbered 1 and the second gene number 2. These genes are found on chromosomes 17 and 13 respectively. Because these genes increase the carriers "potential" for several different types of cancer, each of which are hormonally mediated, the primary author refers to these genes as "hormonally" mediated cancer genes.

Cancer: Our Body’s Global Warming Warning

“…It is the untold unimaginable continued damage and destruction we cause to the world and to ourselves that accounts for the destruction of the planet and the development of cancer within us. While some individuals may have a genetic predisposition [1] for certain types of cancers, it is nonetheless this constant bombarding of ourselves with toxins, which our bodies try to react to and when overwhelmed the climate change of our bodies occur and call for the eradication of first the damaged cells and then eventually ourselves. Just as the continued bombardment of our Earth with environmental toxins is resulting in violent changes on the planet in an attempt to respond to and eradicate the cause of the toxins to the plant, so too are our bodies reacting to try to eradicate these toxins and their effect within our bodies.…”

FMTVDM – FHRWW & BEST ©℗ The First True “Quantitative” Nuclear Imaging Protocols with Proprietary Equations following The Fleming Method (TFM) for Nuclear Scintillation Equipment Quantitative Standardization

“…This can be accomplished using any pharmacologic or physiologic enhancement method, any isotope and any nuclear imaging device, including hand-held probes, planar, SPECT and PET depending upon the isotope being used. In this instance the study was performed using a planar camera and Sestamibi following dipyridamole enhancement to analyze breast tissue (FMT-VDM-BEST©℗) [22][23][24].…”

Breast Cancer: Knowing is More Important than Wondering

“…Either the person is at one extreme on a Health-Spectrum [3], or the other, without acknowledging transitional changes; changes which are potentially treatable. To clearly counsel patients and their families, it is important that we provide them with this information [5]. Our answer is determined by our ability to measure these transitional changes as they are happening [5].…”

“…To clearly counsel patients and their families, it is important that we provide them with this information [5]. Our answer is determined by our ability to measure these transitional changes as they are happening [5]. Only then can we provide the necessary counseling patients and their families' need.…”