🎀BREAST CANCER☢️ - New 'QT' Option to Mammograms + More

Source: ChrisBeatCancer
Dr. Jenn Simmons, author of The Smart Woman's Guide to Breast Cancer on new safe screening options
< https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4WR_tNyelo >
[ https://www.chrisbeatcancer.com/dr-jenn-simmons-author-of-the-smart-womans-guide-to-breast-cancer-on-protecting-yourself-from-pet-ct-and-mammogram-radiation-and-new-safe-screening-options/ ]

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PERSONAL NOTES:
As a Registered Radiologic Technologist (Ret.) the 3 basics of limiting radiation exposure are DISTANCE, TIME and SHIELDING, over which patients have very limited and little control. There is none, in fact, considering your the soul that is subject to required exposure. The one aspect of this, however, that I witnessed too many technologists (not technicians, who may not be registered, but only trained, grandfathered in, or considered "licensed") not doing enough is providing some degree of shielding. PLEASE DO NOT feel antsy or act too anxiously toward your "x-ray tech.". They should be able to fairly easily explain why or why not you need any or extra shielding protection. The X-rays, after all, are attenuated (focused upon) specific portions of the anatomy being imaged, typically called "the field of view".

What is shared in this video is the desire to limit / reduce and/or restrict the use of radiation, by using other means. And, keep in mind, "x-ray techs" are exposed to radiation on a regular basis. We wear radiation monitors (or "badges") which measure the amount of radiation absorbed (RADs - 'D' for "dose"), on a monthly basis.
(Mathematical equation measured via overall exposure.)

All of that aside, the 3 or 4 portions of anatomy ("organs") most sensitive to radiation damage basically in this order, are ...
1. eyes
2. thyroid gland
3. gonads
4. ovaries

I'm surprised by the fact that I never hear any of these experts (doctors/radiologists, oncologists and others) say one word about taking POTASSIUM IODIDE before radiological examinations, to help protected you [and your thyroid] from "RADIATION IODINE". (notice the spelling difference)

Potassium iodide (KI) is a type of iodine a person may receive during a radiation emergency. It works by preventing the thyroid from absorbing radioactive material. (Emphasis on "material", not radiation "beams", but irradiated particles, as radiation changes atomic particles, also producing material particles. I hope that's not too confusing, especially as it is fairly irrelevant. Think of tiny ashes.)

Here is an article that may help clarify this matter.
[ https://hps.org/publicinformation/ate/faqs/ki.html ]

Here is an excerpt from the above article and it touches upon the thyroids role in eliminating ABSORBED DOSE.

The only possible sources of large radioiodine releases are from a nuclear weapons denotation and a catastrophic accident in an operating nuclear reactor. Therefore, KI has no protective value from a "dirty bomb" or a dispersion of spent nuclear fuel.

This makes it sound like x-rays would not be a protective concern.
I beg to disagree. If tiny amounts of radiation absorbed into the body and/or thyroid should benefit from taking one dose (see article) of p-iodide.

JUST SAYING (theory) =
THIS IS NOT A RECOMMENDATION! <<<<<<<<<<<<<
Your thyroid might not function at a normal level, beforehand, as is.
Examples:
Hypothyroid - low functioning (May need Rx dose)
Hyperthyrod - over active functioning (another type of Rx or treatment)

In my personal, non-professional opinion, the best / most effective type is
NASCENT IODINE, based upon my own research.
As always, DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH <<<<<<<<<<<<<

But, for the LOVE of GOD!!! do NOT rely upon GOOGLE searches NOR believe what WIKIPEDIA says! NEVER! ANYTHING!

See the PRIVACY X video that I posted on July 09 "WE ARE HERE"

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