If we know how to prevent most breast cancer cases, why aren’t we?
If we know how to find it earlier and more accurately, why aren’t we?

The answer to those two questions is women just don’t know how and we want to help women with those answers.

First, there is a new kid on the block when it comes to identifying suspicious masses in the breast. One that is accurate, safe and can identify masses as small as 5mm… about the size of a pea. It also differentiates between normal “lumps and bumps” and lesions that are hard. BTW cancerous tumors of the breast are typically as hard as a walnut.

The test is called Suretouch. Ocbreastwellness.com offers this technology in Costa Mesa, CA.

Second, there are a number of great articles on cancer prevention, breast cancer prevention in particular. Mercola.com and Life Extension Foundation (LEF.org) and The American Academy of AntiAging Medicine (WorldHealth.net) as well as many others have written extensively on the subject. I’ve condensed a number of these into one article that can be accessed at www.ocbreastwellness.com.

As for early detection there is not one perfect test. A multi-modal approach makes the most sense. Combining a test that looks at physiological changes that accompany most cancers (breast thermography) as well as an anatomical test that identifies masses that may be cancerous (SureTouch) is the most logical approach.

For SureTouch appointments call (714) 363-5595
1831 Orange Ave #B, Costa Mesa, CA 92627