It takes more than the purchase or rental of infrared equipment to achieve success. It requires the compliment of equipment, application and interpretation by qualified professionals. Even though there are lots of companies offering infrared equipment or training, Dr. Lynch is the only health professional lecturing medical education for education credits they need for licensing. His success required years of work and congratulations are in order, he achieved a unique level of academic recognition for his work.

On August 2nd 2010, thermography for the early detection of breast cancer was lectured for CE Credits for health professionals at the 2010 National Medical Association Annual Convention & Scientific Assembly in Orlando Florida.

Dr. Ronald Lynch, the Medical Director from The Integrative Medicine of Lake Mary did an amazing presentation showing “properly applied” infrared used in conjunction with breast exams and mammograms were 95% successful in the early detection of breast cancer. Dr. Lynch is a foremost authority with infrared technical support going back over 30 years. Visit his website for education and instruction for medical professionals so they can employ thermography in their clinical environment that will be recognized by medical peers.

The importance of this can’t be overstated considering the environmental toxic load that women, men and children carry. In the Body Burden Study completed by The Environmental Working Group, there was a 100% toxicity ratio in newborns before they took their first breath.

In light of the years of work we completed on climate change, buildings exceeding their design temperatures and more toxins produced as a result, medical professionals need all the tools to see their objectives. This toxicity associated with emissions isn’t being addressed and has a domino effect into health. The Gulf Oil Leak and the millions of gallons of poisons used to disperse the oil isn’t being discussed for the health and environmental emergency it is. Infrared technology “applied properly” allows medical professionals to see temperature, physiological changes and assists their real objectives.

The youngest girl to have a breast removed because of breast cancer was 10 and she isn’t eligible for a mammogram for decades. Here is the link to CBS’s reporting. Here is another link to breast cancer survivors that are men of military service that have had breasts removed.

Congratulations to Dr. Lynch and the NMA for their progressive medical work that will change the world. Early detection is critical.