CT Scans are not cool. Use only when absolutely necessary. Think hundreds to thousands of xray exposures in one ct-scan. Brrr…. scary. Did you know the x-ray discoverer Marie Curie died for her efforts? Radiation poisoning. Not only that, CT-Scanning comes with colored DYE injection to your blood. A toxic chemical said to make ct-scan contrast more easily readable but at th cost of polluting your blood and possibly maiming your kidneys.
My wife and I know the dangers of CT-scans. Last May 2010 when our then 8 year old boy had intussusception we approved a CT-scan to identify the cause of his tummy aches and bleeding… but but but with a big BUT… no DYE. We wrote in big bad letters on the consent form. If our boy did not die from his tummy ache, he can die from DYE poisoning. The intussusception was identified, the hospital recommended surgery (and said 50% possible death), but I intervened and did my awesome healing powers and saved the boy from surgery and possible death.
CT-scans are good tools in good hands. Remember that there are many alternatives to diagnosing patients from muscle testing to pulse reading, to iridology, to basic physiological signals and many more.
Life Extension Magazine recently posted a 2 page article telling you about the dangers of CT-scans. http://www.lef.org/magazine/mag2010/aug2010_Lethal-Danger-of-CT-Scans_01.htm