Though a necessity to identify and diagnose many diseases, please be aware of the high ionizing radiation in Computed Tomography (CT) scans that can disrupt DNA metabolism. This massive ionizing radiation exposure and DNA disruption may increase the risk of cancer formation in the years to follow.
Though a necessity to identify and diagnose many diseases, please be aware of the strong magnetic field used in Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) that can overheat internal organs and disrupt iron metabolism in the body. Furthermore, it is advised to not perform this procedure if you have internal metal objects and medical devices implanted, such as pacemakers, bone growth stimulators or intrauterine contraceptive devices.
Furthermore, a contrast agent called gadolinium is often used to improve image visibility. This heavy metal may become allergenic for many people.
Liver Flush(es)
Is that the flush that uses apple juice, Epson salt, olive oil and/or grapefruit juice?
I did two liver flushes years ago, and it took 3 years for me to get rid of the gallbladder ache and the lack of sleep from it!
Bile is so precious, that you never want to do a liver flush, since a liver flush is nothing more than a precious bile flush! The liver recycles ~ 95 percent of the bile it produces. A liver flush flushes all of the green ruby down the toilet ðŸª
If you want to feel good healing your liver, then consider what I do — try the ayurvedic liver herbs: Eclipta alba, Bhumi amla, kutki and amla.
PET-Scans
Although positron emission tomography (PET) is an effective test for detecting cancer cells, it requires the use of a radiotracer — a radioactive substance often based on a modified sugar such as glucose — to visualize cancer cell activity. The combination of ionizing radiation, radioactive tracers, and the relatively long duration of a PET scan (sometimes up to two hours) results in a measurable level of ionizing radiation remaining in the body, either temporarily or over the longer term.