Early Cancer Detection: Standard Tests, Liquid Biopsy, & Full Body Scan

Cancer, a word that sends shivers down the spine of many, is a formidable adversary in health.

However, early cancer detection is a beacon of hope in this battle.

The sooner cancer is identified, the higher the chances of survival and a complete cure. But how can we ensure early detection when most cancers don’t manifest symptoms until they’ve advanced?

The crux of the issue lies in the lack of preventative screening options.

Routine cancer screening can provide early diagnosis for seven types of cancers:

• Breast Cancer
• Lung Cancer
• Colorectal Cancer
• Prostate Cancer
• Leukemia
• Melanoma
• Cervical Cancer

It’s worrying that 70% of cancer deaths happen because there aren’t widely accepted screening methods to prevent cancer.

The good news is that longevity medicine offers various cancer testing options and effective therapy treatments to help you achieve your goals of cancer prevention.

This innovative cancer test called the RGCC liquid biopsy stands out as a game-changer in early cancer detection!

It uses advanced technology to analyze blood samples to identify and quantify circulating cancer cells. The RGCC liquid biopsy can detect these cells. It can provide vital information about the potential beginning of cancer. This can happen well before symptoms appear or are visible on a scan.

Unlike traditional methods, the RGCC liquid biopsy can test for multiple types of cancer. This reduces the risk of receiving a harmful cancer diagnosis.

The only type of cancer the RGCC liquid biopsy can’t test for is brain cancer. The RGCC cancer test relies on a blood sample; the brain is an avascular organ. Therefore, no blood is in the brain, and the RGCC liquid biopsy can’t properly test for brain cancer.

This blood test can detect cancer cells much earlier than symptoms appear. It can identify cancer cells up to 7-10 years before signs or symptoms become noticeable.

This early cancer detection method is a breakthrough in cancer diagnosis. Imagine how many lives we could save with such an early warning system!

But what about brain cancer, you might ask? There’s good news on that front as well!

The Full Body Scan is a comprehensive screening tool that can detect most types of cancer, including brain cancer. The cancers not detected with a full body scan are:

• Leukemia
• Cervical Cancer
• Multiple Myeloma
• Testicular Cancer
• Oral Cancer
• Penile Cancer

This scan provides a comprehensive examination of the entire body. It aids in detecting cancer at an early stage and ensures that no abnormalities are overlooked.

To ensure a comprehensive health evaluation, MDLifespan suggests a combination of MRIs for assessing your brain, arteries of the brain, abdominal and pelvic organs, ultrasounds to evaluate the carotid arteries and the thyroid gland, and low-dose helical CT scans to examine the chest, including lungs and the arteries of the heart.

Advanced full body scans can capture detailed images of the abdominal and pelvic organs allowing a comprehensive assessment for early detection of cancer and major vascular diseases such as aneurysms and narrowing.

According to the American Cancer Society, 5 of the most deadliest cancers are:

• Pancreatic Cancer
• Ovarian Cancer
• Liver Cancer
• Colon cancer
• Stomach Gastric Cancer

The RGCC liquid biopsy and Full Body Scan cancer testing options can test for all 5 of those specific cancers and more.

In summary, the RGCC liquid biopsy and Full Body Scan can aid in early detection and treatment of cancer. Remember, early detection is not just about survival; it’s about living a whole, healthy life.

MDLifespan offers their clients both the RGCC liquid biopsy and full body scan cancer testing options. We can order the tests, explain the results, and provide therapy options to help you prevent cancer.

Focusing on longevity medicine and being proactive about your health is one of the best ways to prevent cancer. Contact MDLifespan to speak with a client service advisor and learn more about liquid biopsy and full body scan appointment.