A thermal camera at a tourist attraction in Edinburgh, Scotland may have helped save a 41-year-old woman’s life recently by spotting her breast cancer before it had been diagnosed.
Bal Gill, from Slough in Berkshire, was on holiday in Edinburgh with her family in May this year when she visited the Camera Obscura and World of Illusions museum. One of the exhibitions contained a thermal imaging camera room, but when Bal stood in front of the heat-detecting camera she noticed something unusual.
There was “a red heat patch coming from her left breast,” the museum explained on their Instagram page. In a letter, Bal explained, “We thought it was odd and having looked at everyone else they didn’t have the same. I took a picture and we carried on and enjoyed the rest of the museum.”
When she returned home a few days later, Bal remembered the unusual thermal image and looked into it. Discovering that some oncologists use thermal imaging cameras to detect cancer in the early stages, she decided to make an appointment with her doctor to check it out. Unbelievably, Bal was diagnosed with breast cancer.
I just wanted to say thank you: without that camera, I would never have known. I know it’s not the intention of the camera but for me, it really was a life-changing visit. I cannot tell you enough about how my visit to the Camera Obscura changed my life.”
Of course, this was sheer luck. Since it’s October and October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which is an international campaign to increase the awareness of breast cancer in women, you should go to a gynecologist and get a mammogram.
Don’t forget: for women around the age of 40-50, it’s recommended to get mammograms at least every year.
“Journalist” Patterson dutifully and unquestionally spreads the disinformation of corporate medicine about mammography.
For the women (and men) with integrity and who want to actually know the real truth, there are two excellent independent scientific books that irrefutably document that regular mammography, with both 2D or 3D, is a scam: ‘Mammography Screening: Truth, Lies and Controversy’ by Peter Gotzsche and ‘The Mammogram Myth’ by Rolf Hefti.
For largely unknown factual information on the fraudulent ‘war on cancer’ and the breast cancer awareness movement do a search for “A Mammogram Letter The British Medical Journal Censored” by Rolf Hefti and scroll down to the afterword that addresses the ‘war on cancer’ and the pink ribbon movement.
Once you have read this set of solid factual information one or the other of the following will happen to you:
“When people who are honestly mistaken learn the truth, they will either cease being mistaken, or cease being honest!” (Anonymous)
Once you know that information you will never look at the cancer industry and orthodox medicine the same way because you have woken up to authentic reality rather than continuing to be hoodwinked by a fabricated fake reality. Or… you keep being dishonest and thereby contribute to the fake reality, the official lies, and be an active culpable contributor and builder of the destructive lying culture.