A short YouTube clip by Robert Whitfield MD describing how bacterial contamination interacting with fatty acids can lead to production of oxylipins (referred to as "oxyl tinho" in the transcript), which may stimulate the immune system and cause symptoms such as brain fog, fatigue, joint pain, and muscle pain.
We get exposed to different things environmentally, et cetera. And so the, the, the thing for us, when I think about, you know, the bacterial contamination and what can it do? The, the latest research shows that interaction between the bacteria and the fatty acids in the breast can lead to development of something called oxyl tinho. So think of it as something that stimulates the immune system and then that can be responsible for those symptoms. I listed things like brain fog or things like fatigue or things like joint pain and muscle pain, because it's a process that it's stimulated by, in these cases, the bacterial contamination that helps that molecule get produced.
