Would you like to know if there were any changes
in your breasts years before you have a diagnosis?
Meet Patricia Bowden-Luccardi, a sought out motivational speaker on Thermography, Environmental Estrogens and Breast Health.
Drawing on over 20 years experience in the Healing Arts, Patricia captivates audiences with her ability to explore difficult topics with immense honesty, warmth and credibility.
With so much attention focused on treating breast cancer lately it is perplexing many do not recognize the great gains to be made by addressing breast cancer prevention and early detection.
Her presentations introduce participants through the most critical principles of health and the use of radiation-free breast cancer screening: Thermography.
The six-month Breast Protection Detox Protocol has all the information you need to restore and optimize your breast health and detox harmful environmental estrogens.
Thermography and the Fibrocystic and Dense Breast introduces clear medical choices that will increase the chances for maintaining healthy breasts.
Patricia Bowden-Luccardi, speaks at a wide range of events, including: conferences, conventions, in-house, off-site, retreats, year-ends annual meetings and more.
If you’re looking for a motivational speaker who knows how to instantly connect with your audience, who can challenge and transform people, and who can bring a lot of take-home value the audience can apply immediately, then look no further.
When it comes to detecting breast cancer, the options for women in America are limited. Our standard, conventional medical establishment’s over-emphasis on treatment has largely ignored the efficacy and value of prevention, instead choosing to focus on drugs and radiation over safer alternatives like breast thermograms. This is a big part of the reason why modern […]
Many women, including some doctors, fear mammograms are causing over-treatment and mammogram radiation is resulting in more cases of cancer. According to a study in The New England Journal of Medicine, between 1976 and 2008, 1.3 million U.S. women received unnecessary and invasive cancer treatments, including surgery, radiobiology, hormone therapy, and chemotherapy. This is in […]
