August 2012 

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In This Issue
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BRAS Tips
Quick Links
 Uninsured Women: 
Please click here
to read about financial assistance for a breast thermogram.

Radio Program 

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Don't forget that Linda Bamber hosts "THINK BEYOND PINK" a thought provoking and insightful program on health. This is huge for potential franchise owners as Linda will be promoting the BRAS Franchise concept on each and every program. You can have all your clients tune in as their schedule allows. They will get valuable information on health and prevention.

 

For previously recorded web-talk interviews log on to:  http://www.WebTalkRadio.net.

BioMat

Healing with the power of infrared heat, amethyst crystals, and negative ions.


BioMat

*Improves sleep patterns
*Reduces inflammation
*Eases joint pain and stiffness
*Provides warm, soothing pain relief
*Eliminates toxins in the body
*Increases blood circulation
*Alleviates migraines and tension headaches
*Reduces allergy symptom
* Burns calories and controls weight

1 Session - $30.00
4 Sessions - $100.00

Available for home use!
Contact your nearest BRAS location for more information!
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Linda

Breast Research Awareness and Support News   

 
 BRAS Tips

BioMat Our bras may cause swollen lymph nodes, infections, cysts, lumps, and eventually cancer after 20-30 years of pressure and blockage.Make sure you are wearing a bra for comfort rather than fashion!
  • Minimize wearing your bra
  • Allow 1" of comfort along bottom
  • Do not adjust straps too tightly - you don't want shoulder indentions.
  • No under-wire bras - wires are conducting EMFs
  • Avoid sports bras - they smash lymph glands and limit cell aspiration 

Women wear a built in antenna for electro-magnetic frequencies (EMFs)...under-wire bras. Use a magnet to find out if your bras have wire or plastic. Replace them with plastic - use caution... GO WIRELESS!

 

EMFs can alter two hormones that affect cancer risk -- estrogen and testosterone.

-Charles Graham, Midwest Research Institute

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Dressed to Kill Statistics
  • Women who wore bras 24 hours a day had a 3 out of 4 chance in developing cancer.
  • Women who wore bras more than 12 hours a day had a 1 out of 7 risk.
  • Women who wore their bras less than 12 hours a day had a 1 out of 152 risk.
  • Women who wore bras rarely, or never, had a 1 out of 168 chance of getting cancer - the same rate as men.

by Sydney Ross Singer and Soma Grismaijer 

 
                       BRAS Calendar Spotlight
                                                  August
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THE GILMOUR GIRLS
 The wife of a pastor for the last 14 years and a mother of six children ranging in age from 17 to 2, Heather Gilmour was not looking for something to do when she and her husband decided to open a BRAS franchise in Louisville. It was her interest and passion for health and wellness and a desire to help others that led her and her husband, Chip, to open the BRAS business. Through health challenges faced within their own family, the Gilmour's began to see prevention was really the key to better health. They are now very active not only in promoting early detection through thermography but in teaching workshops that educate women about prevention. When they are not leading worship at Amazing Grace Bible Church or shuttling kids around the city, the Gilmours enjoy promoting spiritual, emotional and physical health.
Chip & Heather Gilmour
BRAS Louisville, KY
 
Ladies in the Kansas City Area: 
Mark Your Calendars!

BRAS Diva Night 
September 28th, 5-8 PM 
$25/person          $100 Value
Thermogram Demo 
BioMat Detox 
Reflexology 
Energy Healing 
Nutritional Coaching 
DIY Emotional Bach Remedy 
Refreshments 
And much more! 
 
9337 W. 75th St. 
Overland Park, KS 66204  
RSVP to hold your spot: 
ashleyrhoadesbras@gmail.com  |  785-817-8703 
 
Linda Bamber, Clinical Thermographer
Breast Research Awareness and Support

The information provided is designed for educational purposes only and is not provided as a professional service or as medical advice. It is not a substitute for professional medical care and if you have, or suspect you may have, a health problem, you should consult your health care provider.