Radiation Offset Protocol For Mammograms
This is the protocol from breast surgeon and integrative oncologist Dr. Jenn Simmons for anyone getting mammograms, X-rays, DEXA scans, flight attendants or anyone who is exposed to radiation. PLEASE speak to your own doctor before trying this or taking any kind of supplementation.
The brands she has on her website are posted, but you can substitute with any other high quality brand.
Melatonin:
Take 100mg (5 capsules) one hour prior to radiologic study. If you are worried about sedation, do a trial run prior to see how you respond. This is not a sleep dose. Take along with vitamin C. Melatonin. Continue for 3 days.
Dr. Jenn recommends – Pure Encapsulations
Vitamin C: Take 2-4 tsp (2000-4000mg) one hour prior to radiologic study along with melatonin. Warning, vitamin C at this dose may give you diarrhea or loose stools. Continue for 3 days.
Dr. Jenn recommends – Quicksilver Scientific Use code ZORA15 for 15% off
Nanoemulsified D3K2: Directions: Once per day. Take eight pumps daily BEFORE 3:00pm starting the day before your study and continue for three days following your study. Hold under tongue for 30 seconds before swallowing. (Five days total).
Dr. Jenn recommends – Quicksilver Scientific Use code ZORA15 for 15% off
Liposomal Glutathione with Lemon Mint: 2 Pumps, twice per day. Take two pumps daily starting the day before your study and continue for three days following your study. Hold under tongue for 30 seconds before swallowing (Five days total). Best taken on an empty stomach.
Dr. Jenn recommends – Quicksilver Scientific Use code ZORA15 for 15% off
You can get this whole package on her website RealHealthMD.com for $229.
6 thoughts on “Radiation Offset Protocol For Mammograms”
Dulce
I’m interested as I have had several X-rays since 2023 and 3 Cat Scans in 2024
Zora Benhamou
Me too! I have had regular mammograms since I was in my 30s!
Monica
What is the replacement for a mamogram.
Zora Benhamou
This is something to be discussed with your doctor, but depending on your needs and preferences the alternatives for mammograms for breast SCREENING are MRIs (with contrast), ultrasounds and QT scans. Mammograms are the gold standard as diagnostic tools. You may want to watch the podcast episode I recorded with Dr. Elizabeth Yurth discussing the pros and cons of each tool. https://hackmyage.com/mammograms-ultrasounds-qt-scans-and-thermography-whats-best-dr-elizabeth-yurth/
Susanna
where do you practice ? I would like to find a more holistic oncologist
Zora Benhamou
I am not an oncologist. If you are located within the US, you can contact the holistic oncologist Dr. Jenn Simmons at realhealthmd.com