A short transcript excerpt from a YouTube video by Robert Whitfield MD offering pre-surgery prescriptions and practical advice to calm the nervous system, reduce inflammation, and prevent/manage nausea. The speaker emphasizes dietary constraints (gluten-free, dairy-free, seed oil-free) and asserts that anti-nausea medication should be taken preemptively, not after nausea begins.
And for everybody listening, so, like, most people can't access gluten free, dairy free seed oil free restaurants where they live. And so when I send them to this restaurant, the. Well, I used to give everybody gift cards, but people wouldn't use them. It's very weird. Sarah stopped doing that. So we have this series of prescriptions that we use prior to surgery to calm down the nervous system and reduce inflammation and help with nausea. It doesn't really help to do those things, quote, unquote, after, because you want to avoid them. Right. So for everybody listening, nausea medicine is not to be taken after you get nauseous.
