Per Cancer.org, “there are no safe levels of radiation”.
The current healthcare industry pushes radiation on the public like candy.
Mammograms, dental x-rays, x-rays, ct scans, pet scans, etc are all radiation.
Per my research, studying Professor Gofman of UC Berkley, I realized that regular x-rays can cause cancer.
What drew me to this research is that after I brought my dog to the vet for x-rays, a month later he had a lump in his throat and then shortly after his kidneys were failing - the 2 organs that fail when exposed to radiation. When I inquired with the vet’s office I found out they for sure over x-rayed him which caused radiation poisoning.
Professor Gofman noted that radiation from x-rays can build in the body and at some point trigger cancer. Each person is different.
Professor Gofman also noted that when he visited hospitals and doctor’s offices and checked the power level of the x-ray machines, more than 50% of the hospitals and doctor’s office were using power levels above the standard levels.
I also spoke with an x-ray technician and asked if people can get cancer from x-rays. He said absolutely and his friend, who was also an x-ray technician, was very sloppy in protecting himself and ended up getting lymphoma and died.
Women are asked to mammograms every year and doctors push x-rays when ultrasounds can safely be done instead.
Dental offices can use sonic views of teeth which is safer.
X-Rays should have limited use.
https://newsarchive.berkeley.edu/news/media/releases/99legacy/11-16-1999b.html
https://senate.universityofcalifornia.edu/_files/inmemoriam/html/johngofman.html
Prof Gofman Radioactive Berkeley: No Safe Dose"
Radiation exposure from imaging tests: is there an increased cancer risk? - PMC