World renowned medical oncologist and homeopathic physician, James W. Forsythe is on the front lines in the battle against this aggressive and deadly form of cancer. He recognizes that there are preventative steps to combat melanoma and it starts with proper skin care and protection. Dr. Forsythe is now offering physician-grade skin care that is recommended by the American Cancer Foundation which includes SPF 25 for facial moisturizers and SPF 30 for you body.  In addition to the skin care, he is offering mineral make-up that brushes on foundation that has SPF 30 protection. 

“In dry and sunny climates, such as you will find in the Southwest United States, it’s crucial that folks protect their skin”, says Forsythe. “The skin products that we are offering now at our clinics and medical spa are crucial first defenses against a devastating cancer like melanoma.”  

“Thermograms are non-invasive and do not involve compressing the breast. It is a useful form of risk assessment that helps you make valuable lifestyle changes in time to prevent breast cancer.” –James W. Forsythe, MD, HMD
Century Wellness Clinic now offers thermograms as a noninvasive method to screen for breast cancer.  Despite increased awareness levels of breast cancer and mammograms, breast cancer statistics continue to get worse. Today, nearly 1 in 7 women will get breast cancer in their lifetime. We know that prevention and early detection of breast cancer are key. But one technology you may not know much about is Thermography—and it's the best way to detect breast cancer the earliest. 
World renowned oncologist and homeopathic physician, James W. Forsythe explains why thermograms are an effective preventative measure for breast cancer that is non-invasive and safe. “Thermograms have virtually no side effects. Thermograms, although they do not directly indicate breast masses, demonstrate abnormal changes in the body.”

The diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis (MS)  is challenging since there is no single blood test, or any other test that can be used to confirm MS. The process of MS diagnosis usually involves a doctor asking a patient about symptoms, doing a physical exam, and performing a few laboratory tests.

World renowned medical oncologist and homeopathic physician, James Forsythe says, “The pathogenesis of multiple sclerosis remains unknown. Although inflammation, demyelination and axonal injury are all involved, the primary pathogenic process is not clear.” On-the-job exposure to organic solvents may increase a person's risk of developing multiple sclerosis. Infection with a common bacteria known as C. pneumoniae may increase the risk of developing multiple sclerosis. Immunization with the synthetic hepatitis B vaccine may be associated with an increased risk of developing multiple sclerosis. Mercury toxicity from dental amalgams have been associated with MS and that after amalgam removal red and white cell levels tend to seek normal range with a corresponding increase in the body’s immune response. Those with multiple sclerosis should avoid excessive body heat elevation such as sauna, whirlpool, sun bathing or spending time outdoors in high heat.

In the twenty-first century, we are experiencing more toxicity in our bodies than ever before, from air pollutants, contaminated water, chemicals, heavy metals, pesticides on our food and so forth. As a result of this increase in toxicity, people are experiencing high incidences of disease such as cancer, cardiovascular disease and arthritis, along with other symptoms of toxicity like headaches, allergies, obesity and skin problems. Detoxification is the process of clearing toxins from the body or neutralizing or transforming them.