4 replies to this topic

[giftsplash]

I am thinking about getting a full body MRI scan, and wanted to get some opinions on this. I am wondering if there is any difference between the Ezra and Prenuvo services and if it’s worth it.

[adamh]

Why do you want a full mri? Those things are expensive. Thats not usuall done unless the person had cancer.

[kurdishfella]

MRI couldn't even detect something very obvious in me so Idoubt it but it wasnt a full body scan just chest and abdomen

[JohnGioLuca]

Are there any updates on this? Is there really a full body scan that can detect almost anything wrong with you? Wouldn’t this be something ideal to prevent any type of cancer detection or other abnormalities? I did a quick Google search and there’s a few companies that offer this but I’m wondering how legitimate these scans are?

[timedilation]

From what I've seen, the full body scans are typically required by law to be very low in accuracy and sophistication.  Pretty much anything with diagnostic quality requires a doctor's order.  Our government goes to great lengths to ensure you can't take any measures that might improve your health or well-being.  Even the basic calcium scan had to fight a multi-year battle to gain acceptance, and you still have to be over 40 to get one.  In some places it is easier to get meth or heroin than to try to extend your lifespan.